Adapted from Anonymous by Connie Saindon, MA, MFCC, CTS
I see the countless Christmas trees
Around the world below,
With tiny lights, like heaven's stars,
Reflecting on the snow.
Around the world below,
With tiny lights, like heaven's stars,
Reflecting on the snow.
The sight is so spectacular.
Please wipe away that tear,
For I am spending Christmas
With the angels this year.
Please wipe away that tear,
For I am spending Christmas
With the angels this year.
I hear the many Christmas songs
That people hold so dear,
But the sounds of music can't compare
With the Christmas choir up here.
That people hold so dear,
But the sounds of music can't compare
With the Christmas choir up here.
I have no words to tell you,
The joy their voices bring,
For it is beyond description
To hear the angels sing.
The joy their voices bring,
For it is beyond description
To hear the angels sing.
I know how much you miss me.
I see the pain inside your heart,
But I am not so far away.
We really aren't apart.
I see the pain inside your heart,
But I am not so far away.
We really aren't apart.
So be happy for me dear ones.
You know I hold you dear,
And be glad I'm spending Christmas
With the angels this year.
You know I hold you dear,
And be glad I'm spending Christmas
With the angels this year.
I send you each a special gift
From my heavenly home above.
I send you each a memory of
My undying love.
From my heavenly home above.
I send you each a memory of
My undying love.
After all "love" is the gift
More precious than pure gold.
It was always most important
In the best stories told.
More precious than pure gold.
It was always most important
In the best stories told.
Please love and keep each other
As the angel said to do,
For I can't count the blessing
Or love they have for each of you.
As the angel said to do,
For I can't count the blessing
Or love they have for each of you.
So, have a Merry Christmas,
And wipe away that tear.
Remember, I'm spending Christmas
With the angels this year.
And wipe away that tear.
Remember, I'm spending Christmas
With the angels this year.
About the Author:
Connie Saindon, M.A., MFT is a Licensed Marital and Family Therapist. In addition to providing services for Individuals, couples and families, Ms. Saindon is among the few specialists in the field of violent death bereavement. Founder the Survivors of Violent Death Program and volunteer faculty at the University of California Medical School Department of Psychiatry, she is author of "The Journey, Violent Death Bereavement: Adult Survivors Workbook" and contributing author of "Violent Death: Resilience and Intervention beyond the Crisis". To reach her, please see this page.
Originally published 12/07/99
Revised 12/12/08 by Marlene M. Maheu, Ph.D.
Revised 12/12/08 by Marlene M. Maheu, Ph.D.
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