Versos English Nora Archibald Smith Santa Claus Is Coming!

English poem

Santa Claus Is Coming!

by (1859–1934)

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Up among the chimneys high, Hark the merry sound! The reindeer’s tramp, the ring of bells, All the city round. Santa Claus is coming with his pack of toys, Santa Claus is coming to his girls and boys. Santa Claus is coming; he’ll be welcome here, For he only comes to see us once a year!

Clad in fur from head to foot, Warm and soft he goes, With silver hair and dimpled chin, Cheek that’s like a rose. Santa Claus is coming with his pack of toys, Santa Claus is coming to his girls and boys. Santa Claus is coming; he’ll be welcome here, For he only comes to see us once a year!

Stop the sleigh, the reindeer halt! We are waiting here, And every stocking’s hanging up, Come down, Santa dear! Santa Claus is coming with his pack of toys, Santa Claus is coming to his girls and boys. Santa Claus is coming; he’ll be welcome here, For he only comes to see us once a year!