A Bluegrass Christmas Poem by Loyd C Taylor Sr

A Bluegrass Christmas



Bluegrass Christmas

Verse 1:
The chilly wind is blowing, for winter's all around.
The snow is gently falling and resting on the ground.
The once-green grass is frozen, icicles hang in sight.
And if we get snowed in, well that'll be alright…
We're gonna have a blue, blue, Bluegrass Christmas!

Instrumental turn around.

Verse 2:
Now Joe'll take out his fiddle and rosin up the bow.
Then he'll play 'Little Drummer Boy', a song that we all know.
Rex will pick his guitar, with a rhythm that's just right.
Mom'll grab a set of spoons and play with all her might…
We're gonna have a blue, blue, Bluegrass Christmas!

Instrumental Fiddle plays 'The Little Drummer Boy'

Verse 3:
Then Sue will grab her banjo and get ready to jump in,
But she'll wait for Randy, to tune up his mandolin.
Then they'll play 'Joy to the World', O what a happy sight.
We'll tap our toes to Don's base fiddle way into the night…
We're gonna have a blue, blue, Bluegrass Christmas!

Instrumental: Joy to the World, the Lord is come!

Verse 4:
Then Dad will stand and motion to all to gather ‘round.
We'll harmonize to 'Silent Night', O what a haunting sound.

(Stop!)

Sing: Harmony
Silent night, holy night! All is calm, all is bright.
Round yon virgin, Mother and Child
Holy infant so tender and mild.
'Sleep in heavenly peace, Sleep in heavenly peace'

Instrumental

Verse 5:
We'll read the Christmas story, hold hands and then pray.
We'll thank God for His precious Gift that came on Christmas day.
And then the kids yelled, 'Hey y'all! Play Jingle Bells' tonight!
So in our Bluegrass style, we'll play to their delight…
We're gonna have a blue, blue, Bluegrass Christmas!

Instrumental: 'Jingle Bells' (Combination of instruments)

We're gonna have a blue, blue, Bluegrass Christmas!
We're gonna have a blue, blue, Bluegrass Christmas!
We're gonna have a blue, blue, Bluegrass Christmas!

Merry Christmas Y'all!


©Loyd C. Taylor, Sr.2015

Saturday, August 6, 2016
Topic(s) of this poem: christmas,christmas day
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
I pictured a good ole' country family from the deep south, all who could play instruments (banjo, spoons, guitar, mandolin, jaw harp, bass) . Snowed in, so to make the most of it, they had a jamb session and had a good ole fashion Bluegrass Christmas. I featured as many traditional Christmas songs as possible. I wanted a fun filled, feel good song. I hope you enjoy. For the musical performance, along with many other of my songs, go to, 'Songs by Loyd' page, scroll down and select the song of your choice.Loyd
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