Mary Gauthier - Christmas In Paradise lyrics

(Mary Gauthier/Crit Harmon)

Davey stole a Christmas tree from K-Mart last night

red ribbons and silver bells, angels dressed in white

He tied, it to the bridge rail so passing cars would see

He danced a little dance up there, looked down and smiled at me

My bed is a lawn chair, cushions keep it soft

I sleep in the open air, under the Southern Cross

Next to the golf course by the Hyatt Hotel

Davey is a friend of mine and we get along pretty well

Christmas in paradise under the Cow Key Bridge

Where the warm breeze blows so nice

And the landlord forgives

Snowbirds on the golf course wear Bermuda shorts and polo shirts

Some play pretty good some so bad it hurts

We pick up their golf balls that fly over the fence

Shine 'em up a little bit and sell 'em back for fifty cents

Christmas in paradise under the Cow Key Bridge

Where the warm breeze blows so nice

And the landlord forgives

I won't lie, we just get by but we'll be eating good tonight

Christmas dinner at 5 o'clock over at the Church of Life

They don't care who you are and they don't ask what you done

Come on down and bring a friend there's plenty for everyone

Christmas in paradise under the Cow Key Bridge

Where the warm breeze blows so nice

And the landlord forgives

The radio plays Christmas songs while we get high

Davey shouts Merry Christmas y'all

to the cars passing by

Davey shouts Merry Christmas y'all