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Topsy Turvy Christmas by Bob Fiddaman It's Christmas time again The snow is falling down. Its flakes are made of sugar And are coloured chocolate brown. There's snowmen without hats on Dogs with ten foot tails And Santa's sleigh with bells on Is pulled by killer whales. Christmas trees lean sideways And monkey's live within. They swing from branch to branch And they make an awful din. Holly is not prickly, Bells don't make a sound. Baubles on the Christmas trees Are triangular, not round. There's turkey's playing football Against the three wise men. They play with rolled-up stuffing And the referee's a hen. Cats sing Christmas carols, Toys all come alive. Action men have dresses While Barbie scuba-dives. There's gravy over puddings And peas are filled with cream. In my topsy-turvy Christmas, My topsy-turvy dream.
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