
It
was curtains for the drama department
'Cause nobody wanted to play
the science department had mixed a concoction
And blown the technicians away
The
maths department had added things up
And figured this was a mistake
Whilst the physics department had sprung all their springs
And caused the atom to break
The
English department had taken up French
The librarian burned all the books
Mean while in hall four, the M.T.A.s
Were raving it up with the cooks
The
computer technicians were tapping at keys
To see what would show on the screens
And the home ec' department got all tangled up
Whilst threading their sewing machines
The
music department were making a din
With their instruments all out of tune
And the head of the languages department
Signed off by her nom-de-plume.
The
woodwork department chipped through the lunch hour
Making a three-legged chair
The art department were busily painting
Without a worry or care
The
biology department had gone on strike
And decided to race all the frogs
Whilst the motor mechanics had made wooden cars
After someone had lost all their cogs
The
P.E. department were not keeping fit;
'Twas ballet they had on their mind
The geography department studied their maps
For an escape route they thought they might find
The
history department teamed up with religion
To see how far back they could date
Whilst the manager of facilities
Was arranging a garden fete.
Now
the domestic staff were all looking on
And agreed to clear up the mess
But the media students had noted all down
And decided to go to press.

I
put some mince pies out for Santa
And I made him a nice pot of tea
I left him a list
Of the things he had missed
Last year when he visited me
I
hope this year he'll take it easy
And not crash his sleigh on our roof
I've sprinkled some sand
Of a very coarse brand
To make it completely skid proof
So
when he drops down through the chimney
And puts parcels under the tree
There'll be stars in his eyes
When he eats his mince pies
But I do hope he won't slurp his tea
Now
when I awoke Christmas morning
And found lots of parcels for me
Santa'd left a note saying
The mince pies set him swaying
And he could not help slurping his tea
When
Christmas comes
Our cards are sent
Cheers are exchanged
And money is spent
Booze
is drunk
And merry is made
As Santas in hundreds
Go out on parade
Into
the towns
To all different places
With a Ho! Ho! Ho!
And a smile on their faces
The
college will close
As the long vac' commences
The teacher, relieved
Can relax from their tenses
Then
comes the night
We've a waited all year
We'll switch on the TV
And poor out the beer
We'll
hope in the morning
That Santa has been
To the tree in the lounge
That can clearly be seen
And
before you have dinner
I'd just like to say
May peace be with you
On this Christmas day

Virtue-Oh-So
The
Monk has a habit
Of singing out loud
He sings in contralto
Of which he is proud
But
just now and then
A note will turn blue
And he'll get quite embarrassed
If you hear it too
He'll
sing "Me, Me, Me"
To soften his throat
Then he'll stoop to the floor
To pick up his blue note
And
then when he starts the
Church bells will ring
And we'll all gather round
To hear the Monk sing
He'll
sing in a language
No one understands
And he'll look at the ceiling
Then raise both hands
He'll
poor out his heart
In full vocal throttle
And I'll guarantee
He' not been at the bottle
He'll
sing "Merry Christmas''
In a voice crystal clear
"Peace be with you
And a happy new year."















Granny's
Christmas Tree
Granny
has set up her Christmas tree
With lights, and flashing decor
But they jerked on and off
And granny did scoff”
This cannot be right I implore"
She
stood looking up for a minute or two
At the baubles and star at the top
It was then she decided
The star was lopsided
When it suddenly fell with a plop
"By
golly by gosh just look what has happened"
She said "now I'll just have to fix it"
Then said "Oh,well there!"
With a look of despair”
" I just knew that I shouldn't have mix it"
Well
Granny looked round for some super glue
And some blu-tac she thought "might be handy"
"I'll stick it just here
With some glue at the rear
When finished, will be neat and dandy"
So
now granny's tree is all fixed and good looking
The baubles and star are now working
And she thought "Ho hum ha"
And sang "Tra-Ia-Ia-Ia"
They're now flashing instead of just jerking


Soot Prints
Christmas
just round the corner
And Santa is stocking his sleigh
My chimney I wept
Just aught to be swept
Or Santa will not find his way
Just
then my new carpet arrived
And my chimney? Well blow me just hush
For the cat in one leap
The
chimney did sweep
With his tail puffed up like a brush
He
eventually came down from the chimney
Leaving soot prints on sofa and chairs
I let out a scream
The stair carpet is cream
Don’t let him go racing upstairs
We
caught him and washed off his paws
Then wrapped him up warm in a towel
Now he’s cosy and snug
Asleep on his rug
Not even a stir or a scowl
The
carpet is laid and the chimney is clean
Soot prints have been washed away
Santa will call
Leaving presents for all
May peace be with you Christmas day






Winter
Cold winds are blowing all around snow is falling
Trees stand naked as the ground turns white
Birds fluff up feather
Creatures huddle up together
To keep themselves warm on a cold winter’s night
Christmas is upon us and Santa’s donned his gear
Ready for the children with a present or a toy
Church bells are ringing
Choir boys are signing
Everyone is partying and filled with the joy
As I snuggle by the fire nice and warm on Christmas Eve
I think of all the creatures that are great and small
How they keep themselves warm
All through night until the dawn
And I’ll wake up Charismas day and greet them all
I look into the garden as the snowflakes flutter down
From the window in a warm room full of good cheer
For the birds I’ve left some seeds
And nuts for squirrels needs
Wildlife too is getting ready for a brand new yew
Santa ran into the car park
He appeared to be in the run
“I’m going to borrow granny’s bike
Oh what a lot of fun”
“Will you please tell granny
I’m taking it for a spin
I didn’t have the time
As you can see the rush I’m in”
“I’ll take it round the block I think
And up towards the common
I’ll just go for a little ride
Not a very long’on”
Now when I asked my granny
“What do you think of this?”
“I really do not know” she said
“But something is a miss”
“I gave him permission I must admit
To borrow it when in need
If he gets in trouble with the Bill
I’ll be very cross indeed”
At half past four the bike was back
And Santa, how he grinned
“I know where he went” said granny
“To get his beard a’trimmed”
“We’re going to a party
His beard had grown too long
And there we must join in with him
And sing a Christmas song”
Have a very merry Christmas
And a happy new year too
Peace be with you always
God bless one and all of you