Jethro Tull - Jack frost and the hooded crow

^GThrough long December ^Fnights we talk in ^Cwords of rain or ^Gsnow While ^Gyou, through chattering ^Fteeth, reply and ^Ccurse us ^Fas you ^Ggo ^AmWhy not ^Fspare a ^Gthought ^Dthis ^Eday for ^Fthose who ^Ghave no ^Cflame To ^Fwarm their ^Gbones at ^CChristmas ^Ftime? Say Jack Frost^G and the Hooded ^AmCrow

^GNow as the last broad ^Foak leaf falls, we ^Cbeg: consider ^Gthis -- There's ^Gsome who have no ^Fcoin to save for ^Cturkey, wine or ^Ggifts No ^Amchildren's ^Flaughter ^Ground ^Dthe ^Efire, no ^Ffamily ^Gleft to ^Cknow So ^Flend a ^Gwarm and a ^Chelping ^Fhand -- Say Jack Frost^G and the Hooded ^AmCrow

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As holly pricks and ivy clings, your fate is none too clear

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The Lord may find you wanting, let your good fortune disappear

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All homely comforts blown away and all that's left to show

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Is to share your joy at Christmas time With Jack Frost^G and the Hooded ^AmCrow

^GThrough long December ^Fnights we talk in ^Cwords of ^Frain or s^Gnow While ^Gyou, through chattering ^Fteeth, reply and ^Ccurse us ^Fas you ^Ggo ^AmWhy not ^Fspare a ^Gthought ^Dthis ^Eday for ^Fthose who ^Ghave no ^Cflame To ^Fwarm their ^Gbones at ^CChristmas ^Ftime? Say Jack Frost^G and the Hooded ^AmCrow