The Snowman

The snowman (Remastered) - Frank Sinatra (弗蘭克·辛納屈)/Bing Crosby (平克·勞斯)

On a Christmas Eve a happy snowman

Stood and dreamed beside a cottage door

How the children loved

Their friend the snowman

And the funny fedora he wore

Funny fedora he wore

When they said goodnight

They told the snowman

That a gift for him was on the tree

So he called himself a lucky snowman

Just like one of the family was he

The cottage porch looked beautiful and bright

The holly wreath

Was turned on for the night

When all at once it caught on fire and fell

He couldn't knock

He couldn't ring the bell

He couldn't run for help

He couldn't call

But then he had to save

The children after all

After all

He knew he'd melt away

And yet the snowman

Threw himself across the burning floor

How the children missed

Their friend the snowman

But they'll always remember him for

A heart that was brave

And the joy that he gave

And the funny fedora he wore