| Well I don’t know if you remember me or not
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| I’m one of the kids they brought in from the home
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| I was the red-haired boy in an old green flannel shirt
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| You may not have seen me — I was standing off alone
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| I didn’t come and talk to you, 'cause that’s never worked before
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| And you’ll prob’ly never see this letter anyway
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| But just in case there’s something you can do to help me out
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| I’ll ask you one more time
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| All I really want for Christmas
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| Is someone to tuck me in
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| A shoulder to cry on if I lose
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| Shoulders to ride on if I win
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| There’s so much I could ask for
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| But there’s just one thing I need
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| All I really want for Christmas is a family
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| Well I guess I should go ahead and tell you now
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| If it’s really true about that list you have
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| Somehow I always seem to end up in a fight
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| But I’m really trying hard not to be bad
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| But maybe if I had a brother or a dad to wrestle with
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| Well, maybe they could teach me how to get along
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| And from everything I’ve heard
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| Sounds like the greatest gift on earth would be a mom
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| All I really want for Christmas
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| Is someone to tuck me in
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| A shoulder to cry on if I lose
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| Shoulders to ride on if I win
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| There’s so much I could ask for
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| But there’s just one thing I need
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| All I really want for Christmas
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| Is someone who’ll be there
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| To sing me «Happy Birthday»
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| For the next 100 years
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| And it’s OK if they’re not perfect
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| Well, even if they’re a little broken, that’s alright
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| 'Cause so am I
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| Well, I guess I should go
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| It’s almost time for bed
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| And maybe next time I write you
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| I’ll be at home
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| 'Cause all I really want for Christmas
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| Is someone to tuck me in
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| Tell me I’ll never be alone
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| Someone whose love will never end
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| Of all that I could ask for
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| Well, there’s just one thing I need
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| All I really want for Christmas
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| All I really want for Christmas is a family
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| Just a family
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| That’s all I really need |