VERSE:

Do you believe in Santa Claus, who comes on Christmas Eve?
Or do you think he can't because, you simply don't believe 
that anyone could possibly deliver so much joy 
by sliding down a chimney, to bring each child a toy?

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VERSE:

The world is one enormous place. He can't reach everyone.
Not in one night, you state your case, it simply can't be done.

If you believe in Santa Claus then you know that it can. 
It happens every Christmas

to bring us piece on earth,
Good will to man.

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BRIDGE:

Now some insist that Santa's real, and some say he's a fake.
The answer rests on how you feel. You can't make a mistake.

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So yes or no, to 'Ho, ho, ho," the red suit and the sleigh, 
Here's a merry question, to ask on Christmas Day.

 

VERSE:

Do you believe in Santa Claus, or does it puzzle you 
That he breaks immigration laws, and laws of Physics too?
Like gravity, the speed of light, to mention but a few.

BeliEve or not , it's all right, 
Santa Claus believes in you.

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CODA:

Santa Claus believes in you.

Santa Claus believes in you.

Santa Claus believes in you.