Christmas in the Old Man's Hat

Christmas is coming and the goose is getting fat
Hey put a penny in the old man’s hat!
Light up the fire, the wind is blowing cold
Santa Claus is getting old!
Oh mommy dear on christmas day, again I must complain.
I wonder is it Santa Claus who makes mistakes again.
You see there’s little Jenny Brown who got so many things
and dolls and sweets and teddy bears
and clothes and golden rings.
Christmas is coming and the goose is getting fat
Hey put a penny in the old man’s hat!
Light up the fire, the wind is blowing cold
Santa Claus is getting old!
Oh mommy, Jenny has so much and still it’s not enough.
But little Peter down the road got none of all the stuff.
He’s cold and hungry, can’t you see? There’s holes in both his shoes.
No toys for him, no clothes and sweets and no christmas goods.
Christmas is coming and the goose is getting fat
Hey put a penny in the old man’s hat!
Light up the fire, the wind is blowing cold
Santa Claus is getting old!
Oh child I understand you now; you think this is not right.
Some children live all in the dark, while others own the light.
But Santa Claus is not to blame while pouring out his load
for Jenny Brown should simply share with Peter down the road.
Christmas is coming and the goose is getting fat
Hey put a penny in the old man’s hat!
Light up the fire, the wind is blowing cold
Santa Claus is getting old!
Christmas is coming and the goose is getting fat
Hey put a penny in the old man’s hat!
Light up the fire, the wind is blowing cold
Santa Claus is getting old…