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Ding dong, ding dong, hear the bell
Ringing out the first Noel
Joyous chimes ring loud and clear
Spreading word the Saviour's here
Humble men kneel down to pray
On this very special day
Wise men bearing gifts of love
Following a star above
No come on kids, I want you to gather around me, and fold your legs on the floor
And we're gonna tell the story about the first Christmas
Alright, Chico, open your book
Joy, Berry, Terry, everybody open your book and we're gonna sing the song
And when I say ding and dong, I want you to say the same with me
Alright, ready?
Aaha now, open your books
Good, let's go, yeah, now
Ding dong, ding dong, hear the bell
Ringing out the first Noel
Joyous chimes ring loud and clear
Spreading word the Saviour's here
Humble men kneel down to pray
On this very special day
Wise men bearing gifts of love
Following a star above
Very good, now darlings
And now we're gonna sing ding dong to all the children around the world,
And wish them a very merry Christmas, alright, ready?
Ding dong, ding dong, hear the bell
Ringing out the first Noel
Joyous chimes ring loud and clear
Spreading word the Saviour's here
Humble men kneel down to pray
On this very special day
Wise men bearing gifts of love
Following a star above
Ding dong, ding dong
Ding dong, ding dong
Merry, merry Christmas everybody
Merry Christmas everybody
Merry Christmas everybody
Ding dong, ding dong
Ding dong, ding dong
Ringing out the first Noel
Joyous chimes ring loud and clear
Spreading word the Saviour's here
Humble men kneel down to pray
On this very special day
Wise men bearing gifts of love
Following a star above
No come on kids, I want you to gather around me, and fold your legs on the floor
And we're gonna tell the story about the first Christmas
Alright, Chico, open your book
Joy, Berry, Terry, everybody open your book and we're gonna sing the song
And when I say ding and dong, I want you to say the same with me
Alright, ready?
Aaha now, open your books
Good, let's go, yeah, now
Ding dong, ding dong, hear the bell
Ringing out the first Noel
Joyous chimes ring loud and clear
Spreading word the Saviour's here
Humble men kneel down to pray
On this very special day
Wise men bearing gifts of love
Following a star above
Very good, now darlings
And now we're gonna sing ding dong to all the children around the world,
And wish them a very merry Christmas, alright, ready?
Ding dong, ding dong, hear the bell
Ringing out the first Noel
Joyous chimes ring loud and clear
Spreading word the Saviour's here
Humble men kneel down to pray
On this very special day
Wise men bearing gifts of love
Following a star above
Ding dong, ding dong
Ding dong, ding dong
Merry, merry Christmas everybody
Merry Christmas everybody
Merry Christmas everybody
Ding dong, ding dong
Ding dong, ding dong
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Children's Christmas Song Lyrics as written by Isabelle Freeman Harvey Fuqua
Lyrics © Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC
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