What a good time! what a fine show!
Jolly good evening, gentlemen!
Isn't it nice that once again it's christmas eve!
Fills a fellow with delight! everyone sing fa-la-la-la!
Rup a bup bum! hip hip hoo-rah!
Knowing we'll have a jolly good time tonight!
What a good time! wha

Emily

There's a place called home
I can almost see, with a red front door, and
A roaring fire, and a christmas tree.
Yes, a place called home
Full of love and family,
And i'm there at the door
Watching you come home to me.

Young ebenezer

Through the year

Ghost of christmas present
You call this christmas dinner?
This measly pot of gruel?!
You aren't just a sinner,
You're an outright fool!
Why, the present's full of pleasures!
Things to see, enjoy, and taste!
And at christmas no one measures
His wallet or his waist

Tiny tim:
O what a day, i don't care if it's grey
If it's christmas together.
People will say we're the luckiest family in town.
Mother is making a perfect feast
And wearing her loveliest gown,
And father will come and he'll carry me down
To christmas together.

Gravediggers
Listen to the rhythm
Of the shovel on the gravel
And the murmurs of the spirits
That you fear,
Dancing in the shadows
Of the future.
Your future
Lies here!

(hooded, faceless monks emerge through the mist.)

Monks
Listen to the echoes

God bless us everyone
On this beautiful christmas morning
All my dreams will come true somehow
Even though we have little
God bless us everyone

God bless us everyone
On this beautiful christmas morning
All my dreams will be real somewhere
I smile when i think

It's your lucky night
Brought you something bright
Something with a twinkle and a glow
To remember
The lights of long ago

Remember the lights of long ago
Limbers in the dark
Here and there a spark
Suddenly a pictures starts to glow
Come remember the lights o

-ghost of jacob marley-
It is required of every man,
That his spirit travel far.
Lending help to those he can,
No matter who they are.
But if you don't go forth in life,
Spreading joy and easing pain,
Your spirit will go forth in death,
And you shall wear a chain!

It is required of every man
That his spirit travel far
Lending help to those he can
No matter who they are
But if you don't go forth in life
Spreading joy and easing pain
Your spirit will go forth in death
And you shall wear a chain.

These were coins i hoarded f

Were so glad to have you here to night
Pour some wine and have your self a bite
Heres to all who come to have a ball
It's the fezziwig's annul christmas ball
Ratatatatatatatat

Where do banker gallivant like boys
Why do bankers make a holy noise
What's so hot you hav

SCROOGE
If the poor have to eat
Let the beg upon the street
Or apply at the workhouse door.
If they refuse to earn,
Then let them learn
What a prison's for!

I abhor how they whine!
How they want whatever's mine!
Whay should I give a thing for free?
Let t

JONATHON
Hear the bells over London town,
How joyously they ring.
See the lamps aglow in…

SCROOGE
"For God's sake, child! Shut up and let me pass!"
(Jonathon kicks him in the shin.
Scrooge raises his stick to strike him but Jonathon dodges and runs.
The Sandwich

SCROOGE
What a day, what a sky
What a happy man am I!
What a joy to be live and well!
God, what a street!
What friends you meet!

(Old Joe and his smelly horse go by.)

What a sound!
What a lovely smell!

(Scrooge sees the Charity Men.)

Here are coins

SCROOGE
I have seen a future
Full of darkness,
All the darkness of my heart!
At my door
A world in need of kindess.
From man's kindness, I departed!
All the hours of my days
And years I've wasted!
All the joy and love
I never tasted!
All the errors of

You mean more to me,
than words can ever say
Just to hold your hand
and to know our love will stay
feels so right
you're in my arms, my love
tonight

Oh you,
You mean more to me
than any love I've ever known
And I want to give you all my love
just you