Twas the day before Christmas.
And all through the hills.
The reindeer were playing.
Enjoying the spills of skating, and coasting, and climbing the willows, and hopscotch, and leap frog protected by pillows.
Look, fellas, it's Rudolph.
His nose is a sight.
It's red as a beet.
Twice as big, twice as bright.
Lookie, lookie, I'm Rudolph.
Poor Rudolph.
Where most reindeer's noses are brownish and tiny, Rudolph's was red, very large, and shiny.
Rudolph!
Go on home, red nose.
Your mama's callin' ya.
Come, come, Rudolph.
Tonight you hand up your stocking.
His nose is a sight.
It's red as a beet.
Twice as big, twice as bright.
What a way, way up.
North on this dark, foggy night.
Awaking the time for his Christmas Eve flight.
Good old Santa.
Hmm, this fog will be hard to get through.
Quick, quick, get hitched in a hurry.
Dasher, Dancer, Prancer, Vixen, Comet, Cupid, Donner, Blitzen!
Heigh h*!
To keep our direction we'll have to fly low.
Come down here, quick!
Heigh h*!
Pretty close.
Heigh h*!
The air was still foggy, the night dark and drear.
When Santa arrived at the home of the deer.
But all this took time and filled Santa with glume.
While slowly he crept toward the next reindeer room.
The lamp wasn't burning, the glow came instead.
From Rudolph's red nose at the head of the bed.
And then came the greatest idea in all history.
To Rudolph is told of the dark, and delay.
The fog and blackness, and losing the way.
I need you tonight.
To lead all my deer for the rest of our flight.
Dear Mommy and Daddy, I have gone to help Santa.
Don't worry.
Rudolph, that's me.
Hurry, Rudolph.
It's very dark here.
With Rudolph's red nose as a wonder light.
Old Santa flew quickly the rest of the night.
It all went to fast that before it was day.
The very last present was given away.
Hear, ye.
Hear, ye.
A message from Rudolph.
Yes, they found Rudolph's message.
It's all over town.
Hear, ye. Hear, ye
Rudolph at the stadium.
Come one, come all.
The bad deer that used to do nothing but tease him.
Well, now, they'd do anything only to please him.
Rudolph, my boy, they'll envy you now far and near.
But no greater honor can come to a deer.
Than riding with Santa and guiding my sleigh.
The number one job on the number one day.
I hope you continue to keep us from grief.
I hereby appoint you Commander-in-Chief.
Speech! Speech!
And Rudolph just blushed from his head to his toes.
Until his whole fur was a red as his nose.
Merry Christmas to all, and to all a good night.
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Rudolph The Red-Nosed Reindeer (1948)
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