| This here is a story that goes back for generations |
| My daddy told me when I was little |
| And, and his daddy told him when he was little |
| And, and well, great-granddad Malfoy told granddad Malfoy when he was little |
| And, and well heck, this Christmas story goes back as far as there’ve been |
| Death Eaters themselves! |
| It’s the story about the time that… |
| Voldemort stayed up real late so he could visit with Santa Claus |
| He asked him for a puppy, 'cause Voldemort loves those little paws! |
| You see, on Christmas eve a long time ago |
| Littl orphan Voldemort was in his orphan hole down at the orphanage |
| You see, Voldemort was an orphan |
| A poor and lonely orphan |
| He didn’t even have enough money to cobble two sticks together |
| And he was lonely |
| Boy, was he lonely! |
| Nobody loved little old orphan Voldemort |
| Because noone loves an orphan! |
| The thing he wanted, more than anything else |
| Was just a friend |
| A friend that wouldn’t mind being kicked and punched and spelled on |
| Because, that’s just the way that little orphan Voldemort played |
| He didn’t know any better |
| And what better friend for little orphan Voldemort, than a puppy! |
| The problem was |
| There was only one way that little orphan Voldemort could get his puppy |
| And that was through Santa Claus |
| So this one particular Christmas eve |
| Voldemort stayed up really, really late! |
| Way past his bedtime |
| So he could meet Santa Claus |
| He was passing the time by painting rainbows on the backs of ants |
| And letting them loose in his ant farm |
| Voldemort had conditioned his ant farm to be violently intolerant towards gay |
| ants |
| While he was watching the fun, there arose such a clatter |
| And then there appeared Santa Claus! |
| «Ey, it’s-a me, Santa Claus! |
| Whats’a matter you being up’a so late, huh?» |
| Said Santa Claus |
| «Hello, dear Santa Claus! |
| My name’s Tom Widdle |
| But my fwiends call me Voldemort! |
| I weally want a puppy |
| Can I have a puppy for Chwistmas |
| Pweatty pwease?» |
| Said Voldemort |
| «Ey, what kind of fool do you think I am-a? |
| You’s a very, very bad boy! |
| You no get a puppy,» |
| Said Santa Claus |
| «Aw, shucks, mister! |
| But, pweeease?» |
| Said Voldemort |
| «Nooo!» |
| Said Santa Claus |
| «But, pweeease?» |
| Said Voldemort |
| «Nooo!» |
| Said Santa Claus |
| «But, but, I wanna tell you something!» |
| Said Voldemort |
| «What's the matter?» |
| Said Santa Claus |
| «Imperio!» |
| Just then, little orphan Voldemort’s eyes turned a deep scarlet red |
| And little Tom Riddle |
| Entered the mind of Santa Claus |
| «This is your Dark Lord Voldemort |
| Put the puppy in the stocking if you wish not to be harmed |
| If you fail to put the puppy in the stocking, you will be harmed |
| If you put the puppy in the stocking, you will not be harmed.» |
| And with a glazed look in his eye |
| Santa Claus reached into his bag of puppies |
| Grabbed one and put it in Voldemort’s stocking |
| «Thank you-a so nice» |
| Said Santa Claus |
| «Thanks, mr Santa Cwaus! |
| Aw, my goodness |
| My very own puppy!» |
| And then, with a *poof* |
| Santa Claus disappeared in a cloud of Christmas cheer |
| And little orphan Voldemort was left with his puppy |
| Who he loved and tortured for the rest of his days |
| And that was the story of how… |
| Voldemort stayed up real late so he could visit with Santa Claus |
| He asked him for a puppy, 'cause Voldie just loves those little paws! |