The longest night
Under the northern lights
Fills us with wonder and awe
Reindeer we think that we saw
Is he real
Or can we just hope that we feel
Something in magical times
In the bustling cities or out among pines
And maybe this one time of year
We go with the magic the wonder and cheer
Because bells can no longer pretend not to ring
When December's children sing
The new day breaks
And everyone slowly awakens
The light trickles in from the East
And granny is toiling away at the feast
The baby he laughs with a shriek
And pulls on his sister's cheeks
They tear at the paper and glue
I watch them and hold on to you
And maybe this one time of year
We go with the magic the wonder and cheer
Because bells can no longer pretend not to ring
When December's children, they sing
The longest night
Under the northern lights
Fills us with wonder and awe
Reindeer we think that we saw
The baby he laughs with a shriek
And pulls on his sister's cheeks
They tear at the paper and glue
I watch them and hold on to you
Whitehorse - December's Children Lyrics
Whitehorse - December's Children Lyrics
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The longest night
Under the northern lights
Fills us with wonder and awe
Reindeer we think that we saw
Is he real
Or can we just hope that we feel
Something in magical times
In the bustling cities or out among pines
And maybe this one time of year
We go with the magic the wonder and cheer
Because bells can no longer pretend not to ring
When December's children sing
The new day breaks
And everyone slowly awakens
The light trickles in from the East
And granny is toiling away at the feast
The baby he laughs with a shriek
And pulls on his sister's cheeks
They tear at the paper and glue
I watch them and hold on to you
And maybe this one time of year
We go with the magic the wonder and cheer
Because bells can no longer pretend not to ring
When December's children, they sing
The longest night
Under the northern lights
Fills us with wonder and awe
Reindeer we think that we saw
The baby he laughs with a shriek
And pulls on his sister's cheeks
They tear at the paper and glue
I watch them and hold on to you
Under the northern lights
Fills us with wonder and awe
Reindeer we think that we saw
Is he real
Or can we just hope that we feel
Something in magical times
In the bustling cities or out among pines
And maybe this one time of year
We go with the magic the wonder and cheer
Because bells can no longer pretend not to ring
When December's children sing
The new day breaks
And everyone slowly awakens
The light trickles in from the East
And granny is toiling away at the feast
The baby he laughs with a shriek
And pulls on his sister's cheeks
They tear at the paper and glue
I watch them and hold on to you
And maybe this one time of year
We go with the magic the wonder and cheer
Because bells can no longer pretend not to ring
When December's children, they sing
The longest night
Under the northern lights
Fills us with wonder and awe
Reindeer we think that we saw
The baby he laughs with a shriek
And pulls on his sister's cheeks
They tear at the paper and glue
I watch them and hold on to you
Writer: MELISSA JEAN MCCLELLAND, THOMAS LUKE DOUCET
Copyright: Lyrics © Peermusic Publishing
Copyright: Lyrics © Peermusic Publishing