I Remember A Christmas Night-Rick Moose/Richard Mousseau

I Remember a Christmas Night Copyright December 19, 2017 Moose Hide Publishing imprint of Moose Enterprise Book and Theatre Play Publishing All rights reserved 684 Walls Rd. Prince Twp., Ontario Canada P6A 6K4 [email protected] www.moosehidebooks.com SOCAN Member Sheet Music Available I remember a Christmas night when I was so young. Through the window I saw a sight, boughs of green there hung Family gathered to fill a home warming night’s chill. I remember a Christmas night. At midnight mass the church bells rang to greet a new-born. A congregation of voices sang with an angel’s horn. Families gathered to pray, children wanting to play. I remember a Christmas night. It is a damn shame to grow old, to be all alone. No family to savour as gold, this I must atone. Where have all the years gone, as if I don’t belong. It is a damn shame to grow old. I remember a Christmas night when I was so young. Through the window I saw a sight, boughs of green there hung Family gathered to fill a home warming night’s chill. I remember a Christmas night.