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"White Christmas" is an Irving Berlin song reminiscing about an old-fashioned Christmas setting. The song was written by Berlin for the musical film Holiday Inn, released in 1942. The composition won the Academy Award for Best Original Song at the 15th Academy Awards. 8 l$ ]) l3 z) h' Y- ~- q1 Q
I'm dreaming of a white Christmas8 w' b5 y; k( e6 }, p; D+ y$ j5 C9 \5 q
Just like the ones I used to know
, z& _' I6 G* p) R& ?, I4 QWhere the tree tops glisten
9 N- W; c" m9 V- w" A& a8 g! |And children listen
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I'm dreaming of a white Christmas
# @8 T; j3 t7 X5 p7 {; LWith every Christmas card I write
/ s+ _0 w: Z. u+ FMay your days be merry and bright3 w/ _) h* t* ]
And may all your Christmas' be white I'm dreaming of a white Christmas# z3 f' M) H" h# p
Just like the ones I used to know. a- \* p7 O( ~7 L$ p" b
Where the tree tops glisten$ W$ `% i" p# o6 N
And children listen3 q% N0 }; I! W
To hear sleigh bells in the snow
; Q( q; ]# s4 a1 y, g! j4 Q: f+ eI'm dreaming of a white Christmas
6 u! o$ }" _/ B% _; Y* `With every Christmas card I write
; a' B2 |' R2 G& \- A" D' `9 K6 ZMay your days be merry and bright/ `0 p6 T1 h, @# p3 ]+ A' m$ E
And may all your Christmas' be white . J5 x. V4 h; a4 p0 O3 m
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