Dark December

Oh should we curse the winter

Oh should we curse the winter

Oh should we curse the winter

Oh should we curse the winter

Oh should we curse the winter

Oh should we curse the winter

For being ever so bleak

When a man turns up his collar

To warm his frozen cheek

And he hurries through the icebound streets

Through rain or sleet or squall

Oh should we curse the winter

Oh should we curse the winter

Oh should we curse the winter

Oh should we curse the winter

Oh should we curse the winter

Oh should we curse the winter

Oh should we curse the winter

For being ever so dark

When the sun is late in rising

And early to depart

And the bitter northern blizzard winds

Freeze our very hearts

Oh should we curse the winter

Oh should we curse the winter

Oh should we curse the winter

Oh should we curse the winter

Oh should we curse the winter

Oh should we curse the winter

And December most of all

No we should not curse the winter

With its icy winds and storms

Likewise the cold and darkness

No man on Earth should scorn

For it was dark December

When the Christ child he was born

No we should not curse the winter

We should not curse the winter

No we should not curse the winter

No we should not curse the winter

We should not curse the winter

No we should not curse the winter

And December least of all