Dm [Verse 1]A7 Dm I woke this morn and there beside my bedA7 Dm Lay two stockings, one was green and one was red Should I put them on my feet?A7 Dm Or match them on my head? [Verse 2]G C G D I think I'll wear my port starboard socksG C G They'll bring me luck tonightC G D The red one's on the left footG And the green one's on the right [Verse 3]C G D I love to wear my port starboard socksG C G They chase my blues awayC G D And when I wear my port starboard socksG It's Christmas every day [Chorus]A7 Stop and go, hot and coldD The ember and the envyG A7 Red and green, a Christmas sceneD G The holly and the ivy [Verse 4]C G D I think I'll weave port starboard socksG C G For Santa and his reindeerC G D I'll find a great big cardboard boxG And fill it with good cheer [Verse 5]C G D A streak of red and one of greenG C G Like ribbons, wound and curledC G D We'll make a great big Christmas wreathG That goes around the whole world [Chorus]A7 Stop and go, hot and coldD The ember and the envyG A7 Red and green, a Christmas sceneD Dm The holly and the ivy [Verse 6]A7 Dm I woke this morn and there beside my bedA7 Dm Lay two stockings, one was green and one was red Should I put them on my feet?A7 Dm Or match them on my head?
Port Starboard Sox
Kate & Anna Mcgarrigle
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Tom:
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