KATRINA'S CHRISTMAS WISH
LYRICS

 

Winter Wonderland

            (Bernard & Smith)

Katrina's Christmas Wish

            (Words & Music by Ken Tangen)

 

            Christmas is a time for joy. A time for sharing of love.

            A time for listening with open hearts to hear angels above.

            Christmas is a time peace, for Good News to all men on earth,

            Christmas is a time to give our faith and prayers new birth.

 

            Christmas is for giving, for carols and tinseled fun.

            Christmas is a time to put our troubles on the run.

            Christmas is a time for hope. For making a child's dreams come true.

            Christmas is a time to wish the very best to you.

Didn't Know It Was You

            (Words & Music by Ken Tangen)

 

            Didn't know. Didn't know it was You.

            Didn't know. Didn't know it was You.

            Didn't know You were God's Son

            Didn't think you'd really come.

            Didn't know. Didn't know it was You.

 

            Didn't know. Didn't know You'd love me

            Didn't know. Didn't know You'd love me

            Didn't know You were God's Son

            Didn't think you'd really come.

            Didn't know. Didn't know You'd love me

 

            Bridge

 

            Didn't know. Didn't know You would die

            Didn't know. Didn't know You would die

            Didn't know You were God's Son

            Didn't think you'd really come.

            Didn't know. Didn't know You would die

 

            Didn't know. Didn't know You would rise

            Didn't know. It came as a big surprise

            Didn't know You were God's Son

            Didn't think Messiah would come.

            Didn't know. Didn't know You would rise

 

Your First Noel

            (Words & Music by Ken Tangen)

 

            The first Noel was to shepherd boys,

            Working folk like me.

            All alone in the still of night,

            When unexpectedly,

            The angels brought the good news

            And choirs sang above

            The shepherds knelt in wonder

            Unprepared for God's great love

 

            The first Noel that I ever heard

            I was lost in sin

            God came down in love to me

            A new life to begin

            I didn't hear the angels

            And there were no choirs to see

            But Jesus spoke to my heart

            Filled me with tranquility.

 

            "Oh praise to God" all the angels say

            "Christ is born for you."

            God with us, O Emanuel

            His promises are true

            For just as lowly shepherds

            Heard on that night so clear

            Don't let your heart be troubled

            For your first Noel is near.

 

 

The Christmas Song (Chestnuts)

        (Torme & Wells)


 

Jingle Bells

            (Traditional)

 

Not The Mall

            (Words & Music by Ken Tangen)
         

        Verse 1

            It was getting close to Christmas,

            Her shopping was not done.

            She looked at me expectedly

            but settled on own son.

            He thought of toys and jelly beans,

            He stood up straight and tall

            Until he heard her say that they were going to the mall.

 

        Chorus

            Oh, No. Not the mall. Shoot me and drag me down the hall.

            Take all my money, take anything at all but please not the mall.

 

        Verse 2

            As they headed to the door my son began to smile.

            "Why don't you and Daddy go. I know it's been awhile."

            She dropped his arm, he ran away. He tried hard not to grin.

            I understood completely. It was either me or him.

 

        Chorus

 

        Verse 3

            She dragged me into Penney's. There were husbands everywhere.

            Some were dressed in jammies, some in their underwear.

            They all had been a cryin', their faces red as clay,

            Their voices raised in protest still haunt me to this day.

 

        Chorus

 

White Christmas

            (Words & Music by Irving Berlin)
 

 

Come All Ye Faithful

            (Traditional)

 

Silent Night

            (Traditional)