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Intro: D D
Verse 1:
G D A A7
Daddy, I'm afraid of going to bed, Santa might miss me tonight.
D G D A D
He mightn't bother to come visit me but go on to the bright city lights.
G D A A7
As gently I wiped the tears from his eyes, I remembered the fears of my youth.
D G D A D
So, I knew that the time had finally come to tell my young boy the whole truth.
D A A7
I said, 'Son, there's no need to worry. There's no need to bother and fuss.
D G A D
We're the first one's that Santa will visit. Yeah, 'cause Santa's a Bayman like us'.
Verse 2:
D A7
But, Dad, if you say he's a Bayman, why does he live at the North Pole all year?
D G D A D
Well, Son, there was nothing for Santa to do. Resettlement moved him up there.
D A A7
Remember last Christmas Eve, Son? We left him some cake when we all went to bed
D G D A D
But, when we got up, b'y, the cake was still there! For he'd eaten me cods heads instead!!
D A A7
I said, 'Son, there's no need to worry. There's no need to bother and fuss.
D G A D
We're the first one's that Santa will visit. Yeah, 'cause Santa's a Bayman like us'.
Verse 3:
D A A7
Now, I'll prove to you, Son, he's a Bayman by showing the company he keeps.
D G A D
Why the socks that he wears were knit, so I hear, from the wool off of Aunt Martha's sheep.
D A A7
Dad, I knew all along he's a Bayman. There's really no need for this chat.
D G A D
Last Christmas, ole Santa gave Mommy a kiss and she only lets Baymen do that.
D A A7
'Well, boys, there's no need to worry. There's no need to bother and fuss.
D G A D
We're the first one's that Santa will visit. Yeah, 'cause Santa's a Bayman like us'.
A A7 D
Yes Santa's a Bayman like us