On the eleventh day of ChristmasMy parents gave to me
One soft furry blanket to cuddle up by our tree
And to think about Jesus that first Christmas morn
Oh how I wish he could have been so warm
Saturday, January 9, 2010
Eleventh Day of Christmas
On the eleventh day of ChristmasMy parents gave to me
One soft furry blanket to cuddle up by our tree
And to think about Jesus that first Christmas morn
Oh how I wish he could have been so warm
Tenth Day of Christmas
On the tenth day of ChristmasMy parents gave to me
A bottle of disinfectant to clean dirt that is seen
And remind me to wipe away evil and keep my mind clean
Ninth Day of Christmas
On the ninth day of ChristmasMy parents gave to me
A bag of Snickers candy
To remind me of laughter and joy
That while growing up as a little boy
Christ still knew Eternal Life is the ultimate joy
Eighth Day of Christmas
On the eighth day of ChristmasMy parents gave to me
A shiny bell to hang on my door and ring
To remind me of the joyous sound Christmas bells ring
As they ring each Christmas morn
In remembrance of Jesus Christ our King
Seventh Day of Christmas
On the seventh day of ChristmasMy parents gave to me
Some candy canes to hang on my Christmas tree
To remind me of shepherds
Who were watching their sheep
And the angels telling them the news
That would not keep
Friday, January 8, 2010
Sixth Day of Christmas
On the sixth day of ChristmasMy parents gave to me
An angel to place to watch over me
and remind me of the message the angels did sing
That Jesus was indeed our new born King.
Fifth Day of Christmas
On the fifth day of ChristmasMy parents gave to me
Some gold coins that I can hold,
And remember what is more precious than silver or gold
Our Savior died that we might live
For all eternity, that's the gift He did give
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