Dirty Little Snowman

C Raised up in Kentucky On a sunny winter’s day G Just below the Mason-Dixon C Where his final scene was played Dirty little snowman A sight for sore eyes to see G But no one was ever watching C But my brother and me F And oh we used to dance C All around the Christmas tree G Singing “Oh the baby Jesus F C He looks a lot like me” F Three worlds collided on C The day of his creation G His head and his heart F C Sat on the ark of his foundation C Lighting struck the tower C And your dirty mouth smiled G We gazed down with pride C At our hideous child C I’ll give you my hat C I’ll give you my gloves G I’ll give you my eyes C That have been blinded by love C Here is a rock for you to roll up the hill G C Every single morning until the world stands still C Roll his body through the mud and the snow G Where the dead leaves and the green grass G C Will make a dirty snow man grow F C The snow would not cover the ground F C The snow would not cover the hill F C The snow would not cover the tracks we had made G C Or the coal from his mouth where he fell F C The snow would not cover the ground F C The snow would not cover the hill F C The snow would not cover the mud from our tears G C As we knelt for his final farewell Bridge 1 repeat F And Oh, we used to dance C All around the Christmas tree G Singing “Oh the baby Jesus F C He looks a lot like me” F And three worlds collided on C The day of his creation G His head and his heart F C Sat on the ark of his foundation