Little Saint Nick
Hanson · Snowed In
Merry Christmas day!
Well a way up North where the air gets cold,
There's a tale about Christmas that we've all been
told
And a real famous cat all dressed up in red,
And spends his whole year workin out on his sled
He's a little Saint Nick (little Saint Nick)
He's a little Saint Nick (little Saint Nick)
Oh yeah!
Just a little bobsled, we call it old Saint Nick
And she'll walk the toboggan with a 4-speed stick
She's a candy apple red with a ski for a wheel
And when Santa gives her gas, man, watch her peel!
Run run reindeer, run run reindeer
Run run reindeer, run run reindeer
He don't miss no one
Well hauling through the snow at a frightening speed
And a half a dozen reindeer with a Rudy to lead
Well he's gotta wear shades cuz the snow really flies
Cuz he's cruisin every pad with a little surprise
Run run reindeer, run run reindeer
Run run reindeer, run run reindeer
He don't miss no one
Well hauling through the snow at a frightening speed
And a half a dozen reindeer with a Rudy to lead
Well he's gotta wear shades cuz the snow really flies
Cuz he's cruisin every pad with a little surprise
Oh Merry Christmas!
Christmas comes this time each year, Christmas comes
this time each year!
Ooh! Merry Christmas! Yeah!
Merry Christmas
Merry Christmas
Merry Christmas
Merry Christmas
Christmas comes this time each year, Merry Christmas
yeah!
Little Saint Nick
Little Saint Nick
Little Saint Nick
Little Saint Nick
Little Saint Nick
Little Saint Nick
Little Saint Nick
Little Saint Nick
Little Saint Nick
Little Saint Nick
Little Saint Nick
Little Saint Nick Yeah!
Merry Christmas
Merry Christmas
Little Saint Nick
Hanson's 'Little Saint Nick' stands as a defining track from their 1997 album 'Snowed In,' blending the band's signature pop-rock sound with a traditional Christmas carol arrangement. Released during the height of their mainstream success, the recording captures the group's ability to reinterpret classic holiday music with modern production values and catchy melodies. The song became a staple of holiday radio, contributing to the album's status as a definitive Christmas record of the late 1990s. Its enduring popularity reflects the band's influence on the genre and their skill in creating commercially viable yet emotionally resonant holiday anthems that bridged the gap between rock and traditional folk. The track remains a recognizable part of the cultural landscape, often associated with the era of early 2000s pop Christmas music.