Plus One - The medley

^EHave yourself a mer^Asus2ry little Christmas. ^C#Let your heart be li^Aght. ^EFrom now on our t^Aroubles will be out of ^C#sight. Y^Aeah ^EHave yourself a mer^Asus2ry little Christmas. ^C#Make the yuletide ga^Ay. F^Erom now on our t^Aroubles will be miles a^C#way. ^A H^Aere we are as in o^Elden days. Happy ^Agolden days^B of love.^E Fait^F#mhful friends who are d^G#mear to us, gather ^Asus2near to us once mo^Bre.

^EHave yourself a ^Amerry little Christmas. ^C#Have yourself a merr^Ay little Christmas. So h^F#mave yourself a ^Amerry little C^Bhristmas now. ^E H^Eave a merry, merry Christm^Aas. H^C#ave a merry, Have a merry, merry Chri^Astmas. Little Christ^Amas

^EI'll be ^C#home for ^AChrist^Bmas. Y^F#mou can ^C#count on m^F#me. ^F#mLeaves have s^Bnow and ^G#mmistle^C#toe, and ^F#mpresents under the t^Bree. ^EChristmas ^C#Eve will ^Afind me, it ^Bwill find me ^F#mWhere they ^C#love like a ^F#mblaze. Oh, I^F#m'll be ^Bhome for ^G#mChrist^C#mas, if ^Aonly ^Bin my d^Ereams.

^EHave a merry, merry Christ^Amas. Have a merry Christmas ^C#Have a merry, merry Christ^Amas.

^AIn my memory, I can ^Esee the tree, with my ^Apresents b^Big and s^Emall. But the story ^Aof the King who ^Ecame for me is the ^F#mgreatest g^Bift of all^E.

O c^Aome let ^Bus a^Edore Him. O come, O co^F#mme let us ad^Bore Him. Let us adore him O c^F#mome let ^Eus (come let us adore Him) ^Badore H^Eim, ^AChri^Bst the ^ELord. For ^AHe on^Bly is wor^Ethy. (He is worthy) For ^F#mHe alone is wor^Bthy. (is worthy) For^F#m He alo^Ene is wor^Bthy, ^AChri^Bst the L^Eord. O^A come let ^Bus adore H^Eim. O^F#m come let us ad^Bore Him. O c^F#mome let ^Eus ^Badore H^Eim, ^AChri^Bst the ^ELord.