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This song appears on three albums, and was first released on the Farewell Andromeda album, and has also been released on the Rocky Mountain Christmas and Country Classics albums.
Please Daddy, don?t get drunk this Christmas
I don?t wanna see my Mumma cry
Please Daddy, don?t get drunk this Christmas
I don?t wanna see my Mumma cry
Just last year when I was only seven
And now I?m almost eight as you can see
You came home at a quarter past eleven
Fell down underneath our Christmas tree
Please Daddy, don?t get drunk this Christmas
I don?t wanna see my Mumma cry
Please Daddy, don?t get drunk this Christmas
I don?t wanna see my Mumma cry
Mumma smiled and looked outside the window
She told me son, you better go upstairs
Then you laughed and hollered Merry Christmas
I turned around and saw my Mumma?s tears
Please Daddy, don?t get drunk this Christmas
I don?t wanna see my Mumma cry
Please Daddy, don?t get drunk this Christmas
I don?t wanna see my Mumma cry
No, I don?t wanna see my Mumma cry
Words and music by Bill Danoff and Taffy Nivert
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This song appears on three albums, and was first released on the Farewell Andromeda album, and has also been released on the Rocky Mountain Christmas and Country Classics albums.
Please Daddy, don?t get drunk this Christmas
I don?t wanna see my Mumma cry
Please Daddy, don?t get drunk this Christmas
I don?t wanna see my Mumma cry
Just last year when I was only seven
And now I?m almost eight as you can see
You came home at a quarter past eleven
Fell down underneath our Christmas tree
Please Daddy, don?t get drunk this Christmas
I don?t wanna see my Mumma cry
Please Daddy, don?t get drunk this Christmas
I don?t wanna see my Mumma cry
Mumma smiled and looked outside the window
She told me son, you better go upstairs
Then you laughed and hollered Merry Christmas
I turned around and saw my Mumma?s tears
Please Daddy, don?t get drunk this Christmas
I don?t wanna see my Mumma cry
Please Daddy, don?t get drunk this Christmas
I don?t wanna see my Mumma cry
No, I don?t wanna see my Mumma cry
Words and music by Bill Danoff and Taffy Nivert