The Christians and the Pagans

(Db)Amber called her uncle, plugged said,

"We're up here for the holiday.

Jane and I were having Solstice,

now we need a (Eb)place to stay."

ther. And (Db)her Christloving uncle "The pies watched are his (Bbm)wife hang Mary on a tree,

he (Fm)watched his son hang (Db)candy canes all (Bbm)made with red dye number three.

He (Ab)told his neice, "It's Christmas Eve,

I know our life is not your style."

She said, "Christmas is like (Db)Solstice,

and we miss you and it's been a while."

So the Christians and the pagans sat together at the table.

(Ab)Finding faith and common ground the best that they were able.

And (Fm)just before the meal was served,

hands were held and prayers ing,

were 'cause said, when sending hope for peace on earth to (Bbm)all their gods and (Eb)(Ab)goddesses.

The (Db)food was great, the un tree the in,

the meal had gone without a hitch 'til my turned to Amber and said,

"Is it true that (Eb)you're a witch?"

ther. His (Db)mom jumped and ing broth said,

"The pies how are they (Bbm)burning,"

and she hit the kitch And (Fm)it was Jane who (Db)spoke,

she said, "It's (Bbm)true, your cousin's not Christian.

But (Ab)we love trees, we love the snow,

the friends we have, the world we share.

And you find ma be gic from (Db)your God and we find magic ev'rywhere."

So the Christians and the pagans sat together at the table.

(Ab)Finding faith and common ground the best that they were able.

And (Fm)where does magic come from?

I think gic's in the learn ing,

were 'cause now and Christians sit with pagans,

only (Bbm)pumpkin pies are (Eb)(Ab)burning.

cold.

When