By: Jean Elaine Fuller
Last Sunday night it looked as tho'
The roads were white with drifted snow.
It won't be long 'til Christmas day,
We should be made to think of Christ
Date: December 1965
Diamonds had been placed on the trees.
But you and I, of course, we know
Jack Frost had a hand in these.
The cornfields stood lonely and bare.
From lighted houses came a glow,
Of Christmas in the air.
The birth of Christ in Glory.
People now don't think that way;
Santa Claus is their story.
Alone on Christmas Day.
For He was the One that paid the price
For our Christmases today.
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