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He met her up in in 1937
She was wearing red lipstick to match her pretty
December 24th at a quarter till eleven is when he finally gained the courage to ask her to

It was the night before Christmas, it was love at sight
The carolers sang as they danced through the
She was a town girl, he was a traveling guy
He never caught her before they said their goodbyes

A couple years he was out on the road
Having Christmas dinner in a alone
When he saw a waitress with a gleam in her eye
Her day of the year she showed her spirits were high
She sir can you shed a little holiday cheer
A simple Christmas story was all she wanted to
He looked prepared with a smile as he started to say here's my favorite Christmas story about a girl no name

He said I met her up in in 1937
She was red lipstick to match her pretty dress
24th at a quarter till eleven is when I finally gained the courage to ask her to dance

Every holiday season as he traveled he'd tell about his Christmas dance partner he never knew well
He'd his favorite story with the locals he met
He was called the story telling traveling man

By age 53 he had done down
All the kids liked to gather around
Just to listen to his about his life on the road
All he had now were these children he
And every Christmas eve they showed up before
He'd tell them all the story but knew it by heart
They could quote it word for word, he told it the same
It was his favorite story called the girl with no name

He said I met her up in in 1937
She was wearing red to match her pretty dress
December 24th at a quarter till eleven is when I gained the courage to ask her to dance

Twenty later as he took his last breath
It was on a cold Christmas morning on a bed
The children were grown, he had left
Except the little old nurse who was his hand
He Ma'am can you share a little holiday cheer
A simple story was all he wanted to hear
But his eyes filled with at the words that she spoke
Because his Christmas story was the one that she told

She I met him up in Delaware in 1937
Though I never caught his name he was a man
24th at a quarter till eleven
I'm so glad he got the to ask me to dance