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Christmas
Dinner lyrics and chords are intended for your personal use only, it's
a wonderful Christmas song written and recorded by Tennessee Ernie Ford.
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Christmas Dinner Written and recorded by Tennessee Ernie Ford
C D7 Now there's a big fat turkey or maybe a ham G7 C Brown fluffy biscuits covered with jam F C Am Blackberry huckleberry mince and pumpkin pies D7 G7 If you don't watch out you're gonna double your size
C D7 Mommy's in the kitchen daddy's at the tree G7 C Little boys and girls all shouting with glee F C Am Granny sets the table everything's in place D7 G7 C When she says come and get it you really see a race
F Look at the giblet gravy mumum C And the big brown drumstick mumum D7 Daddy says don't get the tummy ache G7 Here comes your mother with a big fruit cake
C D7 There's a floating custard and pudding too G7 C Oodles and oodles for me and you F C Am I'll say one thing and you must agree D7 G7 C What a happy happy time Christmas dinner can be
Repeat #2,3
D7 Now we're all together what bountiful fare G7 C Mother sits down next to baby's high chair F C Am Daddy folds his hand and bows his head D7 G7 Let's all do the same for there's thanks to be said
C E7 F D7 Dear Lord we thank Thee for this food G7 C Bless us together and make us good E7 F D7 G7 Enter our hearts and cast out sin C G7 C Bring peace on earth goodwill to men
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