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Santa's Coming Over to Your House
Recorded by Brooks and Dunn
Written by Don Cook and Kix Brooks

G
It seemed like just another Christmas Eve
C
The kids had left some milk and cookies to eat
G                                                 D7
We cuddled up and read The Night Before Christmas again
G
I headed down for one more holiday snack
C
I saw this fat man with a pack on his back
     G                         D7                          G
They call me crazy but there's toys and stuff all over the den

C                      G
Santa's coming over to your house
C                         G
Christmas coming down the line
C                           E7
Santa's coming over to your house
  A7            D7        G
I know cause he just left mine


He left a Barbie and a video game
C
He filled the stockings with the red candy canes
G                                               D7
He hid a skateboard and a football up under the tree
G
I heard him holler as he pulled out of sight
C
A Merry Christmas and to all a good night
G
I know what you're thinking
        D7                     G
But I'm telling you you got to believe

Repeat #2 x2

       A7            D7        G
Yeah I know cause he just left mine

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