Jingle in My Heart

[Verse 1] Frost on the window, quarter to nine, Coffee gone cold but I'm feelin' just fine, Somebody hung a wreath on my door, And I forgot what I was grumpy for. [Verse 2] There goes the church clock, ringin' downtown, And baby, I can't seem to keep my feet on the ground, Cold in my collar, snow on my shoes, But nothin', no nothin' can give me the blues. [Chorus] 'Cause there's a jingle in my heart, a little swing, The whole town's dancin' when the steeple bells ring, Snap your fingers, honey, spin me around, I got a jingle in my heart, the merriest sound. [Verse 3] Mister Malone tips his hat down the street, Even the copper's got a tap in his feet, The corner soprano's off-key and it's fine, Every stranger's a friend of mine. [Pre-Chorus] So let it ring, let it ring, Let the whole cold city sing— [Chorus] 'Cause there's a jingle in my heart, a little swing, The whole town's dancin' when the steeple bells ring, Snap your fingers, honey, spin me around, I got a jingle in my heart, the merriest sound. [Bridge] Now I've been down, I've been broke, Slept through a Christmas or two, But one small bell rang out tonight And it led me straight to you— [whispered] and honey, that's the melody I knew. [Chorus] So there's a jingle in my heart, a little swing, You in my arms while the steeple bells ring, Snap your fingers, honey, don't put me down, I got a jingle in my heart— [Outro] The merriest, merriest sound. [Ad-Lib] Ring on, ring on, all over town...