Old Christmas card

 

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(background choir : ) It’s the mem’ry of an old Chrsitmas card.

 

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1. There's an old Christmas card in an old dusty trunk,

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    and it brings back sweet mem'ries dear to me.

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    'Tho it's faded and worn, it's as precious as the morn,

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    when I found it 'neath our first Christmas tree.

 

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I thrill with every word, every line,

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guess I'm always sentimental 'round this time.

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Pardon me if a tear falls among my Christmas cheer,

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it's the mem'ry of an Old Christmas Card.

 

 

2. (spoken : over the same chords as verse 1)

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     You know, I don't know why I get to feeling sentimental about this

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time, every year. But every time I see a Christmas card, I somehow

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can't help reminiscing       about the very first Christmas that you and

 

I spent together.

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    What a beautiful Christmas card you gave me that

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year.    Why, I know you must have looked through thousands of cards

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to find that wonderful poem that still brings a tear to my eyes.

 

+ CHORUS                       (Jim Reeves)