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Silver Bells lyrics and chords are intended for your personal use only, it's a
beautiful song by Brenda Lee. It's a holiday tradition to sing and play
this one, it's not difficult to learn.
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SILVER
BELLS recorded
by Brenda Lee
written by J. Livingston and Ray Evans C
Em City
sidewalks busy sidewalks F Dressed
in Holiday style G7
F
G7 C In the
air there's a feeling of Christmas
Em Children
laughing people passing F Meeting
smile after smile G7
C And on
every street corner you hear
F Silver
bells silver bells G7
C It's
Christmas time in the city
F Ring-a-ling
hear them ring G7
C Soon
it will be Christmas day
Em Strings
of street lights even stop lights F Blink
a bright red and green G7
F
C As the
shoppers run home with their treasures
Em Hear
the snow crunch see the kids bunch F This
is Santa's big scene G7
C And
above all the bustle you hear Repeat
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Bells lyrics and chords so you can learn it for the holidays.
lyrics and chords are intended for your personal use only, it's a
beautiful song by Brenda Lee. It's a holiday tradition to sing and play
this one, it's not difficult to learn.