
Christmas Tree
Leonie Parker © Friday, 14 November 2008
Oh Christmas Tree, Oh Christmas Tree,
What have the hell you done to me.
Pine needles all across the floor;
I don’t think I can take much more.
Those Christmas bells you held, so sweet,
Have now all fallen at your feet.
And last years lights so fresh and bright
Refuse to light the dark tonight.
Those glitter covered tinsel balls
Are lovely but the glitter falls
On everything, sticks to my dress.
That glitter makes an awful mess.
I made fake snow from little beans
Just like some winter Christmas scenes.
But you refuse to hold the snow
And we know where that snow will go.
So now I have snow in my hair
On every table, every chair.
There’s snow where snow just shouldn’t be,
There’s even snow on my TV.
Oh Christmas Tree; Oh Christmas Tree
I offer up this silent plea.
If I don’t swear will that suffice?
Will Santa know and think I’m nice?
The radio plays Christmas tunes.
The decorations have balloons
In Christmas colours red and green
As pretty as I’ve ever seen.
There’s presents underneath the tree.
I think there’s even one for me,
All wrapped in foil so shiny bright.
I just can’t wait for Christmas night.
The stocking’s hung the lights are lit.
We’ve cleaned the snow up quite a bit.
We’re sitting down to share a drink.
And life is good, that’s what I think.
Oh Christmas Tree; Oh Christmas Tree
You really are a joy to see.
Now we’re all filled with Christmas Cheer;
Let’s do it all again next year.