Kate Smith - Christmas Eve In My Home Town

There's so much to remember, no wonder I re-mem-ber
Christmas Eve in my home town.

'Cause there were carols in the square, laughter everywhere,
Couples kissing under the mistletoe;
I can't help re-mi-nis-cing, knowing I'll be missing
Christmas Eve in my home town.
Nothing can erase the mem'ries I embrace,
Those familiar footprints upon the snow.
There's so much to re-mem-ber, no wonder I re-mem-ber
Christmas Eve in my home town.

I'd like to be there, trimming the tree there
And there's a chance that I might!

I can hear singing, steeple bells ringing
Noel and Silent Night.
Wise men journeyed far, guided by a star,
But though I'm not a wise man, this I know:
Through dreams and just pretending, I'm there and I'll be spen-ding

Christmas Eve in my home town.