| Over the river and through the woods to grandmothers
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| house we go. |
| The horse knows the way to carry the sleigh
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| through white and drifty snow.
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| Over the river and through the woods,
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| oh how the wind does blow.
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| It stings the toes and bites the nose,
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| that’s over the ground we go.
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| Marry Christmas, Marry Christmas.
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| Hark the bells are ringing,
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| hear the children singing.
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| Marry Christmas, Marry Christmas,
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| gather all your friends around and wish them well.
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| Over the river and through the woods to have a to have
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| a first rate play, oh hear the bells ring,
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| ting a ling ling, aaha for christmas day!
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| Over the river and through the woods,
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| trot fast my dapple day, Spring over the ground like
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| a hunting hound for this is Christmas day!
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| Sing Marry Christmas, Marry Christmas.
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| Hark the bells are ringing,
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| hear the children singing.
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| Marry Christmas, Marry Christmas,
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| gather all your friends around and wish them well.
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| Over the river and through the woods and straight through
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| the barnyard gate, we seem to go extremely slow it |
| is so hard to wait. |
| Over the river and through the
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| woods now grandmother’s cap I spy,
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| Hurrah for the fun, the pudding is done,
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| Hurrah for pumpkin pie! |
| Over the river and through
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| the woods, to grandmother house we go! |