| I want a White Christmas in the sand
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| Even Mr. and Mrs. Santa Claus could have themselves a real nice tan
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| They’d play jingle bells and the first noel on steel drums in a reggae band on
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| A white Christmas in the sand
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| I’m stuck here in Kansas city all zipped up in a winter coat
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| I’d like to take a plane through the freezing rain to sunshine and sailboats
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| I’d spread a beach towel on the sand and kick of them old flip flops
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| And the only thing with frostbite would be the cubes in the ole icebox
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| I want a white Christmas in the sand
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| Even Mr. and Mrs. Santa Claus could have themselves a real nice tan
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| They’d play jingle bells and the first noel on steel drums in a reggae band
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| On a white Christmas in the sand
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| I’d do my decorating all day on Christmas Eve
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| I’d make a snowman out of coconuts, hang lights on a palm tree
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| Instead of cold milk and cookies
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| I’d leave crab cakes and lemonade
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| And I’d wake up Christmas morning on a hammock in the shade
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| I want a white Christmas in the sand
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| Even Mr. and Mrs. Santa Claus could have themselves a real nice tan
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| They’d play jingle bells and the first noel on steel drums in a reggae band
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| On a white Christmas in the sand
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| They’d play jingle bells and the first noel on steel drums in a reggae band
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| On a white Christmas in the sand |