| Little jack frost, get lost, get lost
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| little jack frost, get lost
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| you know you don’t do a thing but put the bite on the toes
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| freeze up the ground and take the bloom from the rose.
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| Oh little jack frost, go away, go away
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| and don’t you come back another day
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| there’s lots of cold feet
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| all the lovers complain
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| you turned off the heat down in lovers lane
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| the bench in the park is all alone in the dark
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| so little jack frost, get lost, get lost
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| little jack frost, get lost
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| won’t you listen up, l.J. |
| frost go on get outta here
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| you’re scaring away the blue skies and the whole green scene
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| frosting up my window pane
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| freezing me to the bone
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| tell that grumpy old man winter to let you come home
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| with your cold, cold wind, and your ice and snow
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| better bundle up your overcoat when he starts to blow
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| put back the leaves on the maple trees
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| bring back the sun and the summer breeze
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| let’s call it a day. |
| Don’t come back, no way
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| little jack frost, get lost
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| where are all the boys and girls
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| walking hand in hand down at the park
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| they got their hands in their mittens
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| and their mittens in their pockets
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| and they gotta get home before dark
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| l.J's in town — he’s gonna bring you down
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| sprinkling his frostyness all over town
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| chickadee-dee-dee-dee
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| where’d’ya go when they brought all that snow?
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| Do you go where the flowers hide when l.J. |
| drops by?
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| Would you listen to me, oh frosty one
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| put your snowflakes away, we can call it a day
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| and our work can be done
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| get out and stay out — stay far, far away out
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| little jack frost, get lost, get lost
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| little jack frost get lost |