

The coats are by the doorway
The last car’s warming up
There’s wrapping on the sofa
And an empty coffee cup
The tree is still shining
But the room feels different now
Nobody wants to say goodnight So we’re saying it somehow
I’ll see you next Christmas
When the lights come back around I’ll see you next Christmas
When the old songs fill the town Maybe we’ll be a little
older
Maybe some things will have changed
But I’ll see you next Christmas
And we’ll laugh the same
There’s one more piece of pie here
And somebody takes it home
There’s laughter in the hallway
As everybody says they have to go
We promise we’ll get together
We promise we’ll call somehow
But everybody knows that Christmas Makes promises feel easier right now
So take a little Christmas with you
Take a song and take a smile
Take the memory of this evening
And keep it for a while And if the year gets busy
And the days go running by
Just remember there’s a room somewhere Where we were laughing tonight (We
were
laughing tonight) And that’s enough to carry on.
I’ll see you next Christmas
When the lights come back around I’ll see you next Christmas
When the old songs fill the town
We’ll bring another story
We’ll have another night
We’ll hang the same old ornaments And turn the porch light bright
I’ll see you next Christmas
Don’t let the moment go
Take care of one another
Wherever you may go
And when December finds us
We’ll know just what to do— (We’ll leave the light on…) I’ll
see you next Christmas.
(Next Christmas…)
I’ll see you next Christmas.
(We’ll see you next Christmas…)
Goodnight, everybody. (Goodnight…)