Let's spend Christmas in New york, along the snowy streets
And hide from all the noise, and both our families
I hear Christmas in New York can be a lonely place
But our lights will never come down, let them burn out instead
And I call, and you dig in,
And the snow falls, and covers the sidewalks again
And I call, and you begin
And the lights on the wall, dance from the drafts in the wind
Let's spend Christmas in New York, just you and me
Glue wrapping paper to the floor, sleep under our tree
Watch the old folks spin and twirl or just decide to sleep
Cause Christmas in New York is all we'll ever need
And I call, and you dig in
And the snow falls, and covers the sidewalks again
And I call and you begin
And the lights on the wall, dance from the drafts in the wind
And I call, and you dig in
And the snow falls, and covers the sidewalks again
And I call and you begin
And the lights on the wall, dance from the drafts in the wind
Let's spend Christmas in New York, and take cabs instead
Look out the windows at all the stores, and hold each others hands
I'll wipe the sugar from your face, and lint from my chin
And ride around all thru the lights, till you're asleep again
Let's spend Christmas in New York, in our own little space
Let's spend Christmas in New York, along the snowy street
Let's spend Christmas in New York, and never leave our place
Let's spend Christmas in New York Just you and me and me and you...
