Verse
O-ver the ground lies a man-tle of white,
A heav-en of dia-monds shine down thru the night,
Two hearts are thrill-in' in spite of the chill in the weath-er.

Love knows no sea-son, Love knows no clime,
Ro-mance can blos-som an-y old time,
Here in the o - pen, we're walk-in' and hop-in' to - geth-er!

Refrain

Sleigh-bells ring,    are you lis-t'nin?
In the lane,    snow is glis-t'nin',
A beau-ti-ful sight, we're hap-py to night,
Walk-in' in  a Win-ter Won-der-land!

Gone a - way   is the blue-bird,
Here to stay   is the new bird,
He sings a love song, as we go a-long,
Walk-in' in  a Win-ter Won-der-land!

In the mead-ow we can build a snow-man,
Then pre-tend that he is Par-son Brown;
He'll say, "Are you mar-ried?" 
We'll say "No, man!  
But you can do the job when you're in town!"

La-ter on,  we'll con - spire, 
As we dream   by the fire,
To face un-a-fraid, 
the plans that we made,
Walk-in' in a Win-ter Won-der-land!

Sleigh-bells ring,    are you lis-t'nin?
In the lane,    snow is glis-t'nin',
A beau-ti-ful sight, we're hap-py to night,
Walk-in' in  a Win-ter Won-der-land!

Gone a - way   is the blue-bird,
Here to stay   is the new bird,
He sings a love song, as we go a-long,
Walk-in' in  a Win-ter Won-der-land!

In the mead-ow we can build a snow-man,
And pre-tend that he's a cir-cus clown;
We'll have lots of fun with Mis-ter Snow-man,
Un-til the oth-er kid-dies knock 'im down!

When it snows,  ain't it thrill-in'?
Tho' your nose  gets a chill-in',
We'll frol-ic and play, 
the Es- ki - mo  way,
Walk-in' in  a Win-ter Won-der-land!


Circa 1934

Lyric by Dick Smith, Music by Felix Bernard