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“All I Want for Christmas Is My Two Front Teeth” Lyrics

Can you remember all of Don Yetter Gardner’s lyrics to the 1948 Christmas novelty song first commercially recorded by Spike Lee and His City Slickers?

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Spoken Intro
‘Twas
the
night
before
Christmas
and
all
through
the
house
Not
a
creature
was
stirring,
not
even
a
mouse.
Suddenly,
I
heard
a
strange
noise
down
below,
So,
in
my
flannel
pajamas,
I
went
tippy-toe.
I
could
see
old
Saint
Nick
from
the
spot
where
I
stood,
So
I
slid
down
the
banister
just
as
fast
as
I
could.
Lyric
All
I
want
for
Christmas
is
my
two
front
teeth …
My
two
front
teeth,
see,
my
two
front
teeth.
Gee,
if
I
could
only
have
my
two
teeth,
Then
I
could
wish
you
“Merry
Christmas.”
It
seems
so
long
since
I
could
say,
“Sister
Suzy
sitting
on
a
thistle.”
Every
time
I
try
to
speak …
Huh,
all
I
do
is
whistle!
All
I
want
for
Christmas
is
my
two
front
teeth …
My
two
front
teeth,
see,
my
two
front
teeth.
Gee,
if
I
could
only
have
my
two
front
teeth,
Then
I
could
wish
you
“Merry
Christmas!
Spoken
Mama!
Mama!
A-choo!
A-choo!
Lyric
Good
old
Santa
Claus
and
all
his
reindeer
Huh,
they
used
to
bring
me
lots
of
toys
and
candy.
Gee,
but
now
when
I
go
out
and
call,
“Dancer,
Prancer,
Donder,
and
Blitzen,”
None
of
‘em
can
understand
me!
All
I
want
for
Christmas
is
my
two
front
teeth …
My
two
front
teeth,
see,
my
two
front
teeth.
All
I
want
for
Christmas
is
my
two
front
teeth …
So
I
can
wish
you
“Merry
Christmas.”
Ending
Christmas,
Christmas …
Aww,
for
goodness
sakes …
Happy
New
Year!
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