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Christmas Is A Special Day   
Written and recorded by Fats Domino

C              F
Christmas time everybody sings
G7                     C
All full of joy ting a ling a ling
                   F
Christmas day will soon be here
G7                  C
Though it comes but once a year

               F
Christmas is a special day
G7                    C
Don't forget to go to church and pray
               F
Since that day we're never alone
G7                 C
That's the day our Savior was born

            F
Yes one day when we were lost
G7            C
Yes He died upon the cross
                F
Yes He died for one and all
G7          C
So our soul wouldn't be lost

E7          Am
Yes He died for our sins
D7            G7
The third day He rose again
C          F
What a man oh what a friend
G7                 C
Laid down His life for our sins
           F
Jesus dead on Calvary  
G7            C
At the age of thirty-three

Repeat #4

              F
Christmas day is finally here
G7                  C
Though it comes but once a year
             F
Christmas is a special day
G7                    C
Don't forget to go to church and pray

G7                    C
Don't forget to go to church and pray
G7                    C
Don't forget to go to church and pray

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