MINNIE AND SANTA

^CI worked with a ^Gwoman named Mi^Cnnie ^COne Christmas ^FEve long a^Ggo When I ^Casked what you ^Gmdoing this ev^Cening? Minnie^F took on a s^Geasonal g^Clow She s^Caid shed be ^Gwaiting for S^Canta Shed ^Fbe wearing a b^Gright red ^Cbow

Chorus:

^CMinnie and Santa ^FMinnie and Santa ^CWhat they’re up to only ^DHeaven ^Gknows she ^Cwrote on a card Don??^F?t take it so hard wer^Ce headed f^For the nort^Ch pole

^CNow Minnie could ^Gnot be persua^Cded ^CThat Santa just ^Fdid not ex^Gist She s^Cwore if she put up^Gm some mistle^Ctoe Santa^F’d come giv^Ge her a^C kiss And ^Cthere where sh^Ge’d hung up^C her stockings All in t^Fheir silky, s^Goft, sh^Ceen ^DShed be l^Gaying in ^Cwait on a bear skin rug Wher^Fe the cookies and ^Cmilk ^Fcould be s^Ceen

Now minnie was older and wiser Like a dear old auntie to me But the night that she ran off with santa Was a real epiphany Next xmas I passed by the bakery Staring out from on top of a cake Was jolly old santa with a big silly grin And a gal in silk stockings and lace Oh, minnie and santa...

Cyndi Lauper - Minnie and santa