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[cell phone ringing]

[rings]

Hi, Dad.

[chuckles]
I know.

I'm sorry I didn't call
as soon as we arrived.

Yes, I promise I will be
more social in my new job.

[barks]

Wait! Mr. Mailman! Wait!

Uh, no letters for Santa?

Of course not.
We tweeted ours.[laughs]

Tweet tweet.

Whoa.

[barking]

Ho-- Ho--
Whoa, dog, no, no, no!

Dog, give that back!
Hey, come back
here with that!

Oh, no! Rudy, wait!

Hey!

Don't worry. He's friendly.

Yeah, I've heard that before.

Not from me.

Hi.

I'm Matt, the... mailman.

Well, hello, Matt the mailman.

[giggles]

Oh, uh, is that
for me, I'm guessing?

Oh. Yeah, I suppose.

Um, okay,
why don't you, uh...

Um, actually, you know...

right here.

Ah.

[giggles]Thank you.

Well, I see you around,
Matt the mailman.

Okay.

Rudy, come on.[barking]

Come on.

[sighs]

Matt!

There's no slacking
at the U.S. Postal Service!

Come on! We got four weeks
till Christmas!

Get back to work!

Ooh-rah, Mr. Fuller.

Nationwide, we can
expect to move

over 20 million pieces
in a single day.

That will double our normal
daily rate of mail, people.

What is this?

A fire hazard! That's right!
Get rid of it!

Ever-lovin' Christmas.

♪ We're gonna have
such a beautiful Christmas ♪

♪ We'll celebrate
in the old-fashioned way ♪

♪ We'll start gatherin' up
our friends ♪

♪ And our families ♪

♪ And we'll have a beautiful
Christmas Day ♪

Excuse me?

Hello.

Um, what's going on
in here, and...

who are you?

Oh. Excuse me.

I'm Kristi North.

Okay. What are you doing here?

Oh, I'm on
special assignment
from corporate.

Yeah. No one told me about it.

You didn't get the memo?

Nope. No memo.

Hold on.

Here you go.

[scoffs]

Special assignment.

Answering letters to Santa?

Yeah.

Now, why does Santa
need to write back?

Why do people
dress their pets?

Cute.

Oh, thanks.

[sighs]

Well, Merry Christmas.

Yeah, Merry Christmas,
Fuller.

Coffee tastes burnt,
Sally.

What a Grinch.

Thank you, Sally.

You're welcome.
You know, it seems to me

that with all this emailing,
text messaging,

that Santa ought to get
with the 21st century.

Oh, no. It is so magical
to get a handwritten letter
from Santa.

So you don't mind doing
all this handwriting?

Girl, my wrist gets tired
just watching you.

No. It's the best job.
I mean, I get to travel
all over the world

and work two months
out of the year.

Well, what do you do
for the other ten months?

Let me show you something.

This is from Tommy.
Look how cute.

"Dear Santa, my mom keeps
telling me I don't have
half the sense I was born with.

I keep losing stuff,
and I must have lost
the other half somewhere.

Can you get it for me
in time for Christmas?"

[laughing]

So do you have
to move every year?

[sighs]
Well, no, I--
I don't have to.

Just always
ends up that way.

Must be nice.

♪ Christmas Day ♪

[Emily]
"Dear Santa,

I need your help.

My mommy and daddy
went to heaven.

Now I live with my uncle,
and he's nice

and reads books to me
at night

and talks funny
and makes me laugh.

But he's all alone
'cept for me,

and I think he needs a friend
who will kiss him and stuff.

Can you help
my Christmas wish come true?

Love, Emily."

Emily, dinnertime!

Miss-ghetti!

Spaghetti!
Wha-- Oh.

Careful, sweetie.
Stove's hot, okay?I'll come back.

"Miss-ghetti" means
you haven't made it
in a long time,

and I miss it, get it?

Miss-ghetti.

Ah. Does that mean I get
to call you "Miss Silly?"

Hey, listen, go wash up
'cause dinner's gonna be ready
in, like, five minutes, okay?

Okay.All right. Five.

[Kristi]
"Dear Emily,

thank you so much
for your letter.

I'm sorry to tell you
that Santa's not allowed

to bring friends who will
kiss and stuff for Christmas.

He also knows that you are
a very bright girl

and that maybe you can
make your own Christmas wish
come true.

Love, Santa."

Again? That isn't the half of it!

All of 'em? All of 'em!

I wish I could fill
every Christmas wish for her

and everybody else's
for that matter.

Well, I wonder what
she wants in this one.

A Catty Chatbox doll
and a computer to make
writing this easier.

[Elf]
What does she think?
Presents and gifts

just grow on trees? [knocking]

Probably.
But wouldn't it be nice...

[cartoon show continues]

Hey, hey!

Somebody order a welcome party?
[laughs]

Are you okay?

Oh, yeah, yeah. I'm sorry.
I'm just a little homesick.

Um, how did you find me?

Honey, I work for the USPS.

We know where you live.
[laughs]

Hey, doggie!

Cheers!

Cheers.
[laughs]

Mmm!

Mmm!

Oh, that's good.

Mmm! All right, so...

what's the Kristi North story?

Oh, there's
not a lot to tell.

Well, did you grow up
around here?

Oh... no, not exactly.
Mm-mm.

Boyfriend?

Girlfriend?

Just a friend?

No. I'm kind of
on my own right now.

Kristi, you're not
on the run, are you?

[scoffing laugh]

[laughs]
Okay, all right, okay.

I get it. No more
personal questions.

But I gotta tell you,
it has been so refreshing
to finally meet somebody

who comes in that post office
and has Christmas spirit.

I mean, we could sure use
a lot of cheering up
around there.

[giggles]Now you can spread
a little cheer yourself.

Oh, no, you didn't!

[laughs]

Whoo! Santa baby!

Perfect.

♪ It's Christmastime ♪

♪ It's Christmastime ♪

♪ [scatting]

All the way from France.

Ooh la la!

Hey, Matt.Yo.

Hey, listen, I found
the perfect girl for you.

And let me
tell you something.

She is cute,

and she's single,
and she's lonely.

You need some love
in your life.
You must might do.

Yeah, but nobody wants to date
a single mailman with a kid.

It's kind of a double whammy
in baggage department, you know?

Well, then just don't
unload it all at once.

Listen, Matt,
get to know her.

Let her fall in love
with your rock 'n roll moves

before you, you know,
start to unpack
all that baggage.

Yeah, I kinda got enough
on my plate right now, Sally.

Oh, honey, everybody needs to
save a little room for dessert.

Know what I'm saying?

Matt! Just the man
I wanted to see.

What is-- What is that?

This? Seriously?

It's a safety hazard, Sally.

What if it gets caught in
the sorting machine, hmm?

Lose it.

Okay.

All right, follow me.

[chortles]
Good luck.

Have a seat, Matt.

[chuckles]

Matt, Matt, Matt, Matt...

Pow!
[chuckles]

What's going on?

It's top secret, but I think
they're going to promote me

to corporate office.

Oh, wow. That's great.
Congratulations.

In order to
make the transition
a little smoother,

I've decided to promote you
to assistant manager.

Hmm?

I'm grooming you, Matt.
You're being groomed.

[laughs]
Well...

Merry Christmas to me.

Ohh!

I mean, just think, huh?

In a few years, this...

[whistles]

could all be yours.

I really don't think
I'm management material,
to be honest with you.

Yeah. Aren't you
raising an orphan
or something like that?

My niece.Yeah.

So tell me, what's your take
on this Santa letter girl?

You heard anything?Who?

She's here
on special assignment.

Special assignment? What?
We have those?

Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah, we do.

But don't you find it
just an odd coincidence

that she just happens
to show up here

right when I'm up
for a promotion?

It is Christmas.

No, no. I think
she's here to spy on me.

Yeah, I'm...
I'm being watched.

They're watching me.Right.

I mean, all important men
are watched.

And if you're lucky enough,
one day you'll be watched, too.

[laughing]

But first you need
to become important,

and that means fulfilling
your manager duties,

one of which is to find out
what the Santa girl's story is.

You know, I don't really know
if I'm comfortable with the
whole corporate espionage thing.

It just seems a little...

Okay, I'm picking you, Matt,

because I see
a lot of me in you.

So don't make me
not see me in you.

Capisce? Yeah.

[chuckles]

Uh-huh?
Merry Christmas.

Here you go.
Hmm? Huh?

Okay, now remember, in order
for you to keep this, huh,

I need to see results.

So I need you to find out
who the girl is

and what the girl's up to.

Hmm?

Really?

You can do this.

Um...

Hi. I didn't get a chance
to introduce myself.

I'm Matt.

Matt the mailman.
[chuckles]

Hi.It's you.

I told you we'd run
into each other again.

Well, you seem to have
lightened your load.

Uh, yeah, I'm, uh...

I'm-- I'm the new
assistant manager.

That explains
the clip-on.

[laughs]
Yeah. It's pretty snazzy, huh?

Ah. Perfect.

Don't you just love
Christmas?

Uh, yeah.
Not around here.

All that means is heavier bags
and packages that give off
these weird odors.

And then you got people
yelling at you 'cause
the bow fell off the box.

Slow down, Ebenezer.
Haven't you heard?

Christmas is the most
magical time of year.

[chuckles]
Anywhere else but here.

That is certainly not
the Christmas spirit.

Cookie?

Look, I'll tell you
what I tell all the children

who write me
sad letters.

Christmas is the time of year
to make your dreams come true.

Wow. That's great.
For a greeting card.

[chuckles]

So...

where'd you work before,
the North Pole?

[chuckles]

Well, I have
an awful lot of work
to do, so...

Yeah, right. You, uh,
you just keep working away.

I'll, uh--
I was--

Thank you for the cookie.

[Emily]
"Dear Santa,

are you sure you can't send
a friend for my uncle?

A family of two
just isn't big enough.

I think he's really lonely.

Love, Emily."

[mimics crowd cheering]

[sighs]

[ringing]

Hello.

Yo! Carlos, what's up, man?
How are you?

A tour? No way.
Congratulations.

How many cities? Wow!
Wow. Well, you know what?

You guys totally deserve it.

Ah, you know, not as much
as I used to, but I still play.

Hey, when are we gonna
put up our Christmas tree?

When are you guys going out?

Christmas Day, huh?

Uh... You know what?

I mean, it sounds like
a dream come true, but...

I'm gonna have to pass.

Yeah.

I know, I know.
It would be.

You guys are
gonna be amazing.

So do me a favor
and tell Heather I say hello.

Okay, buddy. Bye.

Dinnertime.

[Kristi]
"Dear Emily,

Santa knows how hard it is
to be alone.

Especially at Christmas.

We all wish we could be
with family and friends,

no matter how far away
they may be.

But Santa also knows
that families

can come in all
shapes and sizes.

Look around you.
Keep an open mind.

Maybe the family you want
is closer than you think.

Love, Santa."

Knock, knock.

Oh, hello.
It's you again.

Where do you want these?Oh, jeez.

Um... Oh, right here
is fine. Thank you.

May I?

Yeah. Sure.

[chuckles]
"Dear Santa,

can you please get my baby
brother his own G.I. Joe?

My mom says
I have to share mine,

but he keeps taking the dress
off my sister's Barbies

and putting them on Joe."

[chuckles]Now, you see, in that
particular situation,

I think a combat boot
totally works with a dress.

Not when you're eleven.
Wow, I can totally relate.

I remember when my sister

used to play with my stuff
all the time.

It used to drive me nuts.

Are you still close?

Nah.

She passed.

Oh. Gosh, I'm sorry.

I think I'd be heartbroken
if anything happened

to any one of my
brothers and sisters.

Uh, any?

Wow. That, uh,
that sounds like a lot.

How many are we talking?

[cell phone ringing]

Oh, sorry. One sec.

Hello. Hi, Uncle Matt.

Where are the matches?
And is the stove supposed
to make clicky noises?

Hold on one second.

Is everything okay?

Uh, yeah, don't...

Hmm.

Emily! Emily!

Whoa, Miss Johnson.

What can I do for you?

Mrs. Johnson was nice enough
to bring us dinner and cookies.

Isn't that great?

Oh, that's really sweet,

but I'm not sure
I understand.

What's the occasion?

Mrs. Johnson, you sit here.

Thank you, dear.

Uncle Matt?
You sit here.Yeah?

Okay. Yeah.

Uh, Emily, aren't you
gonna eat with us?

Um, I ate already
at Jimmy's house.

Going to my room now. Bye.

Yeah.

So I guess it's just
the two of us.

[Matt laughs]

[female singer]
♪ Hey, Mr. Kringle ♪

♪ I'm needin' a friend ♪

♪ Would that be you
or maybe someone you'd send ♪

♪ I don't care which
Just hurry up, please ♪

♪ My lonely heart
is starting to freeze ♪

[door closes]

Sweetie,

don't you think
she's a little too old for me?

But last week, when I asked you
to play Barbie dolls with me,

you said you were too old
to play with dolls.

And then that one time
when I asked you to show me
how to do a cartwheel,

you said you were
too old to do that.

And that one time
when I asked you to--Okay. Shh. Listen, okay?

I'm gonna make a deal
with you. Okay?

I promise not to say
I'm too old

if you promise not to set me up
with the elderly neighbors.

Okay? Deal?

Deal.

All right.

[Emily]
"Dear Santa, I tried
to take your advice,

but I don't think it's going
to work out with Mrs. Johnson,

and I'm running out of time.

Do you think Mrs. Claus might
have some ideas? Love, Emily."

Hey.Oh, hi. Good afternoon.

Oh, oh, is everything okay?
You seem to have rushed out
the other day.

Oh, yeah, yeah.
Sorry about that.

Can I make it up to you somehow
with maybe lunch or coffee?

Oh, oh, not coffee.
Ooh, yuck, ugh.

Mm-mm.Oh...

[Fuller over P.A.]
Attention, Matt Sanders.

Could you please
come to my office?
Mr. Fuller's office?

Thank you.

[stammering]

I'll see you around.

Oh. [chuckles] Bye.

Bye.

Oop! Sorry.

Okay.

So did you find
anything out?

Well, I know she's got
a lot of brothers and sisters

and, um, she hates coffee.

What does that mean?

I don't know.

But, honestly, Mr. Fuller,

I don't think
she's here to spy on you.

[scoffs]
She's just not spying, Matt.

She's a saboteur. Hmm?

Oh, yeah, oh, yeah.
Look at this. Huh?

Miguel Cortez.

Hmm. Sent a letter
to Santa last week.

Sent another one this week.

Oh, yeah, oh, yeah,
not just Miguel.

Kimmy Chen, Ben Cole.

You see what's
going on here, right?

Um--It's clogging up
the system.

She sends them replies.
Then they think they have to
send another letter back.

I mean, when will it end?

Christmas?

No! No. No.

I mean,
not this example, anyway.

I-- [stammers]

She is a threat

to everything that
we've built here, Matt,
you and I.

You have to get me something
I can use against this girl.

Mr. Fuller,

she's a really nice person.

"Nice"?

Who cares about "nice"?

Get me what
I've asked for, Matt.

Yeah, you got
a promotion,

but that doesn't mean
I can't fire you.

"One burping baby doll
with drool cartridge.

"One 32 gig--

giga--"

What's a bit?

"MP3 player"?

[sighs]

Hey.Oh.

Whatever happened to the days
when a sled and a fire truck
were enough?

Don't you think you've
done enough for one day?

[groans]
I have so much to do.

Besides, I missed my bus
and there's not another one
for another hour.

What happened
to a car or a bicycle...

or a sleigh
with eight reindeer?

I never learned how to drive.

And it's nine reindeer.
Everybody always forgets
about Rudolph.

That's why he has a complex.

[laughing]
I see. So, uh,

not even time
for a little coffee break?

[male singer]
♪ Love ♪

Hot chocolate?

♪ Yeah, you and I
were made for love ♪

Did you want any of
this instant cocoa mix?

Instant cocoa mix?

Mm-mm. I don't think so.

Oh, wow. Okay.

I think I'm about
to get schooled.

You're about to get schooled.

All right.

Okay.

So, why are you
here so late, anyway?

Uh, you know, the...

uh, it's, uh...
it's the new job and,

you know, just trying
to impress the boss.

That Mr. Fuller,
there's something about him,

something that's just...

kind of...
I don't even know
how to say it.

He's really-- Jeez,
I can't quite figure out
a word for him.

I don't know
what it is, but--

Hardworking?

No, I don't think
that's it.

Efficient?

Mm, I don't know.

Fiscally responsible?

He's grumpy.
He's very grumpy. Here.

[Kristi giggles]

Mm!

Oh, what's wrong?Oh, noth--

Uh, the coff-- I--

It's really good.

Oh, good. Mm.

What's that?

Maybe you can trace the letter.

It looks like there's
an old address on it.

What-- What is that?

What--

I'm dyin' here, Matt!

Do you know
what all these Santa e-mails
are doing to our servers?

I don't know
what you want me to do.

I don't even want to be
a part of this anymore.

Yeah. Not my problem.

[whistles]

[jiggling bell
alert on computer]Oh.

Santa doesn't care, Jill!

Santa doesn't care.

Oh, Matt, come on in.

Oh, yeah, hi. I'm just
here to pick up Emily.

Oh, she'll be down in a moment.
Have a seat. This is the group.

Did I interrupt something?Oh, nope, nope.

This is our group.
We all share
a common experience.

Now, this is Janet.

And this is Nancy.

And Kate.

Hi.

You said this was a group?

SPSG.
Single Parents Support Group?

Oh.Silly.

Emily said
you wanted to join.

Oh, she did, did she?
[nervous chuckle]

[Matt]
She's something,
that Emily.

So, for tonight's topic:

Dating again
for divorced parents.

Since Matt's here,
maybe we can get
a dad's point of view.

Oh.

[nervous chuckle]
Well, uh...

Okay, um, well,
I've never been divorced,

and technically I'm not a dad.

When's the last time
you had sex?

I gotta get--Oh, no! I made spinach
and flaxseed muffins.

Emily?And you won't even
taste the spinach

because Kate
bought a whole--Emily!

Now!You don't have to yell.

Oh, yes, I do.

Come on.
Good night, ladies.

Bye.

[sighs]

[Kristi]
"Dear Emily,
Mrs. Claus and I agree

that Christmas is
the time of year to make
all of your dreams come true.

Think positively,
keep hope in your heart,

and remember,
keep an open mind."

Ho ho ho.
[cackles]

I hear that you met
a friend of mine.

Matt Sanders.
Cute mailman?

Yes, he's really nice.

And?

[scoffs]
What do you mean?

And any interest?

Romantic interest, that is.

Why?

You think, um--

You think he likes me?

[sighs]
Why do you think he asked
to take you to lunch, Kristi?

Sally, I don't
do things like this.

I don't date my co-workers.
It's too hard with all this work
and moving every Christmas.

Wait a minute.
Let me get this straight.
You don't have a home.

You don't have a family,
and you don't have a man.

And you're just fine with that?

I have Rudy.

Rudy?

My dog.

Oh, okay.
Of course, right.

So if you have a dog,
I guess you're good.

Look, Sally,
I really appreciate it,

but, you know, I really am.

I'm fine on my own.

You know something? I hope
you wouldn't tell you that

if you wrote Santa
to get help for you for you.

To--
You know what I mean.

Just think about it, Kristi.

Think about it.
Now go home.

[sighing]

[Emily screams]

[Matt]
Emily?

You okay?

I dreamt something
happened to you.

It's what you call
a bad dream.

You all right?
You okay?

Where did
Mommy and Daddy go?

Well, um...

Well, they had
an accident, and, uh--

I know they died,
Uncle Matt.

Okay.I mean,

where did they go?

Oh, you mean like--Can they hear me now?

I mean, if I have
something to say to them?

I-- I don't know.

I mean, some people
believe that...

Emily, I'm not sure
I have the answer for that,

but... I do know
that your parents

would be
so proud of you.

And, um, you know,
I mean, if they were
looking down at you--

Kenny kissed
my notebook yesterday.

You know, the one
with the zebras on it.

Does that mean he likes me?

Or does he just like
my notebook?

Or maybe zebras.

How do you know
when a boy likes you?

Is it time to try kissing?

Or maybe I should wait
until fourth grade.

[sighing]

♪ La la la la la la la ♪

♪ Nay nay nay nay
nay nay nay ♪

Good, you guys.
Okay, let's breathe.

I want you to breathe...

...out the hate...

[all exhale deeply]

...and in...

[cell phone ringing]

...the hope.

[ringing][coughing]

I have to take this.

Keep practicing.
I'll be right back.

[ringing][mumbling]

Um, how about if I
take lead on this?
Ready?

Hey, sweetie.

How's it going?

Hey. [laughs]
I'm good.

Uh. Heather,
I'm not so good.

♪ La la la la la ♪ I need your help.

Totally, absolutely,

it's just that
Carlos and the guys

are in a really vulnerable place
right now with the band,

and we are doing some
serious healing right now.

It's Emily.

You know, uh, she's just
growing up so fast,

and she's asking
all these questions.

And I gotta spend a lot
more time at work right now,

and I just thought

since you're a girl,
then you could have

that girl-thing talk
that you do with her.

She's asking about boys,
isn't she?

I know,
and she's only eight.

I thought I'd at least have
another ten years.

Oh. Well, how about I give her
a call later tonight?♪ La la ♪

[cymbal crash]

Guys.

Uh, why don't we try
the trust exercise, okay?

Oh, God.

We miss you, Mr. Mom.

Ah. Wow. Yeah,
I miss you guys so much.

Look, um,

I really think I'm screwing
this up with Emily, Heather.

And, I don't know, How about
if I take lead?

I can't do it
on my own anymore.

If there's a way that you
could help me out
for a couple days

just to get
through the holidays--

Um, okay.
I will take...

the first plane out
in the morning.

Thank you.
[laughs]

Thank you so much.

[Emily]
"Dear Santa, I wanna
make a deal with you.

Christmas is almost here,

and I'm really afraid
my Christmas wish
is not gonna come true.

So I promise I will not
ask you for anything else
for the next five,

um, four years,
if you will just do
this one thing for me, okay?

Please, please, can you
make my uncle happy?

Love, Emily."

♪ Long after the snow
melts away ♪

He's cute, isn't he?

♪ When the tinsel-hung trees ♪

What do you think?[whining]

Okay, I'll call.
I'll call him.

♪ Our love
will be here to stay ♪

[recorded message]
Hey, this is Matt.
You know what to do.

Hey, Matt, it's Kristi.

I know I should be
more social, so--

I probably shouldn't
have said that.

Anyway, about that lunch
that we were talking about,

I think we should do it.

All right. Well, this is
Kristi North calling. Bye.

♪ It's my favorite time
of the year ♪

I'm so excited to see you!
You're, like, five inches taller
than last time I saw you.

I can't believe
you're here.

Did you really
come all this way
just to see me?

You betcha. After all,
you are my favorite kid
in the whole wide world.

What about Matt?Matt!

Matt's my second favorite kid
in the whole wide world.

[laughing]

Ahhh!What do you got
in these things?

Just some makeup, clothes,

and maybe a little
something for Emily.

Can I open it?

Yes. It's in that bag,

but go in there, okay,
'cause it's a secret.

Okay.

[laughing][chuckles]
She is so cute.

So?So.

[sighs]
I'm so tired.

How's Carlos?Carlos is losing it.

Everyone's running around like
crazy getting ready for tour.

It has not been the same
since you left.

[sighing]
Yeah.

Yeah.

So? How are you doing?
What's going on with you?

Um, I'm great.
I got a promotion
at the post office.

You know, a raise,
working behind a desk.

Life's a dream.

Hmm. Liar.

What? What?

Such a liar, Matt.

Yeah.

Matt. Emily,

she's so great.

She is. What you're
doing for her is heroic.

But you have got to make time
to do something for you.

I do things for me.

Really? Like, when was the last
time you picked up your guitar?

Oh, you know,
it's not that easy.

I've got Emily and work and...

Hey, I know you want
to be a good parent.

You are a great parent.

But that doesn't mean that you
have to give up on everything
that you are to do it.

[sighing]
You know, she just had
so much upheaval.

I just gotta give her
some sort of stability.

Oh. Matt.

What she really needs
is for you to be happy.

If you give up
on everything that you love,

what are you gonna have left for
that little girl in there, huh?

♪ [humming]

♪ [humming]

[whispers]
Matt. Hey.

Come here.

Hey, thanks.All right, thanks.

[sighs]
Close the door,
would you?

[groans]

So, what can I do for you on
this fine Saturday, Mr. Fuller?

Okay, look, I did
a little search based on
that letter you gave me.

Her records only date back
to about four years,

and then-- pff!-- nothin'.

Who is this girl?
[sighs]

Oh, I heard that
the postmaster general

put her on one of those
special assignments

after he read a Santa letter
that she sent to his grandson.

Ooh! It's just
making me nervous.

I need
more information.

Well, I think I'm going out
for lunch with her today.

I mean, I could...Oh-ho-ho-ho.

[snaps fingers]
Good. Very, very good.

I want you to wear this.

No. There's no way I'm recording
our conversation. That's just--

That's just creepy.
Okay? No.

There's nothing
creepy about it.

It's business, Matt.
Right? Come on.

Oh, you can't be serious.

Wait a minute. You're--

You're not starting to have
feelings for this girl, are you?

No, of course not.

Good, 'cause you know
interoffice relationships

are strictly forbidden.

I'd hate to have
to fire you over--

It's strictly business, okay?

What?

I don't have feelings
for Kristi North.

Well, okay, then.

Go out there and get me
something I can use.

[sighs]

I don't have feelings
for Kristi North.

Yeah, right.

[Kristi]
"Dear Emily, Santa really
appreciates your persistence.

But not even Santa
can make people happy.

My advice to you is to help
your uncle to follow his heart.

Only by doing that
will he be able to find
his true happiness."

Hey.

I got your message.
You ready for lunch?

Sure. Today?

Sure. Why not?Where should we go?

Uh, I was thinking a picnic.

I love picnics.[laughing]

Well, it's actually--
it's an indoor picnic. Yeah?

Really?

Great. Okay.

$17.08.

I got it.

Mm.
[speaks Chinese]

Hmm.
[speaks Chinese]

[speaks Chinese]

[speaks Chinese]
Hope you enjoy your meal.

Thank you very much.[speaks Chinese]

Oh, wow.

[female singer]
♪ Dreamy lights on the tree ♪

Wow. And here I was worried
about that you wouldn't know
how to use chopsticks.

I love chopsticks.
You know, they're really good
for writer's cramp.

I didn't know you spoke Chinese.

Well, it's Cantonese,
technically,

but I speak Mandarin
as well.

I spent a Christmas
in Hong Kong.

Oh, wow. How exciting?
How long were you there for?

Couple of months.
[chuckles]

And you picked it up that quick?

Well, we're trained
in multiple languages.

"We"?

Sure, silly,
I mean,

the kids that write to Santa
don't just write in English,
you know.

Yeah. I guess it is kind of hard
writing all those letters, huh?

Oh, I don't mind.
There's a lot of sad children
out there who need my help.

So...
[chuckles]

You like kids.

Oh, I love kids.

And animals.
And candy.

Candy, yeah!

You know, it's the adults
that scare me.

Do you know that adults
say that they don't even
believe in Santa Claus?

I mean, how sad is that?

Yeah.

[cell phone ringing]Oh.

Hold on one second.

[laughs]
Hello.

What's going on?
What are you guys up to?

It was so fun Christmas caroling
at the mall, Uncle Matt.

You really should
have been here. I'm sorry I missed it.

When are you coming home?

Oh, uh, soon.

It's a Saturday.
You're not supposed to work

on Saturdays. I know, sweetie,
but it's Christmas.

[sighs]
Well, Heather wants us
to go feed

the birds
at the park.

Will you come?

Please?Please?

Please, Uncle Matt, please!

It'll be so much fun.
Please?

You know what?
That's a great idea.

Okay, I'm gonna see you guys
in a little bit, okay?

Okay. Bye, Uncle Matt. Okay. Bye.

What are your thoughts
on taking this meal outside?

Oh, an outside picnic?

Yeah, I thought it'd be fun.
We could go down to the park.

I love the park.

Yeah? Okay, cool.

And there's also someone
I kind of want you to meet.

Oh, um, yeah. Okay.

Yeah? Okay, so I've got
a couple more things
I gotta do with Fuller.

And then I'll get changed,
and I'll meet you at the park
in, like, an hour?

Great.
I'll finish up here.

Fantastic.
All right.

[female singer]
♪ Filled with love ♪

♪ That Christmas brings ♪

Kristi, why are you
so nervous?

You're just going
to the park to meet him.

Oh, Sally, I don't do
stuff like this, okay?

Stuff like what?

Oh, girlfriend, easy.

I've got this. Come on! ♪ You made
the difference in me ♪

You've come to the right place.
Okay, let's lose the glasses.

♪ Now after just gettin' by
my heart can fly ♪

♪ Singin' a new melody ♪

♪ You help me
start to believe ♪

♪ Oh, together
we hold the key ♪

Unbutton.

♪ You help me unlock the door ♪

♪ And long for more ♪

♪ You made the difference
in me ♪

♪ You kind of helped me
to see, oh, yeah ♪

♪ You made a difference in me,
that's right ♪ Lipstick.

♪ You made the difference
in me ♪

[man]
Go on up there,
buddy!

Yeah, you can.

Hey, bud.That's good.

[man]
Yeah, good.
Be careful.

[woman]
Hey, let's go
to a movie after.

[whistling]

Hi.

Hello.

Look, Aunt Heather.

[Kristi]
How was the flight down?

Not a lot of traffic?

You talk to birds?
That's so neat.

Oh, hi.

How come they're not
afraid of you?

They're not afraid of you
once you get to know them.

Do you wanna try?

All right, now.

Grab some birdseed.

And then stand
really, really still.

It's so much fun.
Oh! [laughs]

All right.
You can let her fly now.

[Heather squeals]I did it! I did it!

You sure did, and she liked you.

How do you know
so much about birds?

Oh, well, I--
I love all animals.

All right,
it's time to go.

Say bye to the nice lady.

Bye, and thanks
for letting me feed her.

Anytime.

[Heather]
Thanks.

Bye.

Oh, that was fun.That was so much fun!

I can't believe you
fed the bird.

High five.I know. It was so cool.

Oh.

Wait.

Ah.

Hey. Told you I'd make it.Hey. Oh, we had
such a good time.

Did you feed some birds?Emily fed the birds.

It was so cool.Ah...

[laughing]

Did you guys
have fun today?

We did.Yes.

We fed the birds in the park.

You did?Uh-huh.

There was a lady.

She was really nice.
She taught me.

Really?Yeah. She was pretty cute, too.

Actually,
I do have somebody from work
that I've invited down here.

Really?A girl, and I'd
like you to meet her.

Blonde? Talks to birds?

Ah, maybe. Likes birds.

That sounds like her.
Where is she?

[female singer]
♪ Just a few words connected ♪

♪ Loosely to my heart ♪

♪ They're floating away
just like ♪

♪ Balloons in the dark ♪[laughing, chattering]

♪ So why did you
retrieve them ♪

♪ Why did you
believe them all ♪

♪ Just a few thoughts
so careless ♪

♪ They come and they go ♪

Hey, Kristi,
it's Matt.

I missed you
at the park today.

I'm looking for--

[whining]

I didn't know he was married.

He didn't tell me
he was married.

Was I supposed to ask him
if he was married?

Oh, my gosh,
I'm talking to my dog.

Whoa, whoa. Sally,
let me get that for you.

Oh, thanks.

Well, Matt, you've become
just a regular knight in
shining armor, haven't you?

Uh, yeah, that's me.

Hey, you haven't seen
Kristi around, have you?

Kristi? Mm-mm.

Not since she went
to meet you at the park.

You knew about that?

Knew about it?
[scoffs]

Who do you think
gave her her makeover?Whoa.

Makeover? What are you
talking about?

Kristi never showed up.

What?

Special delivery.

Can I come in?

Missed you at the park.

Did you get my message?

I've been busy.

Oh, okay. Uh...

Did I do something wrong?

'Cause if I did,
I'm really, really sorry.

Where'd you get this?

You're the crazy bird lady.

People call me
"the crazy bird lady"?

I've gotta get
a new hobby.

I should have totally known.

I mean--
Hold on a second.

Is that why you left?

Kristi, I'm so sorry. I should
have told you about Emily.

It's just that some people
get freaked out when they
find out I have a kid.

You know,
Emily was my sister's...

The sister that had--

Yeah. When her
and her husband died,

I found out that they put me
in the will saying that...

I am the most awesome
uncle ever.

And now I've got
custody of Emily.

Oh.

Poor, poor Emily.

Emily.

Emily.Yeah.

It's kind of a whole new
experience for the both of us.

Oh. And-- And the other girl
at the park?

Oh, Heather? Oh, yeah,
she's just an old friend.

Heather, the old friend.
Yeah, Heather. Yeah!

Oh.Oh. Oh!

That was awkward.

No, I mean, that wasn't awkward.
I mean, you can... anytime.

Oh, okay.Do you want to come
to dinner tonight?

Tonight?Tonight.

I mean, I know Emily
would love to see you, and--

I mean, I can--

Dinner?Now.

Oh, oh, now? Now.

Uh...

Yes. Now. Okay.

Tonight. Now.
I'll be back.

Just give me
one minute.Okay.

I'll be right back.
[laughing]Okay. [laughing]

So... how long
you lived, uh, here?

Whoa!

How did you do that?

Wow.

Welcome.Oh...

Hey. Anybody home?

The bird lady!

Oh. [laughing]Her name's Kristi.

And, Kristi,
this is my niece, Emily.

Hi. Oh...

This is so when you go
to the park and feed them,
you'll know all their names.

Thank you.

[Heather]
Darn it! My finger!
Oh, stupid sprinkles!

That's Heather.
She's trying to bake cookies.

It's not going very well.

Maybe I can help.

So Mrs. Johnson gave you
this recipe, huh?

How'd you swing that?I told her it was
for a good cause.

Oh?It's kind of

a secret project
I'm working on.

How's that
secret project going?

Not very well.

No one seems to like
Uncle Matt very much.

Wow. Okay. You know what, Emily?

I think you would look
really cool with some
green sparkles on you!

Hey!What you got?

You know what?
I think you would look
better as a redhead.

[chuckling]

[Matt laughs]
Where did she go?

This is my room.
Do you like it?

I love it. Oh!

Oh, it totally
reminds me of home.

Do you guys think that maybe
we could eat in here tonight?

That's the best idea ever!

Mm, isn't this cozy?[laughing]

And you are right.
This is excellent "miss-ghetti."

So, Kristi, you ever been
married? Current boyfriends?

Ah, ha-ha!
Here, have some bread.

What?

I'm sorry, Kristi. Please excuse
Heather's nosiness.

So, Kristi,

have you ever heard Matt
play the guitar?

No. In fact,
I didn't know you could play.

Well, I just--Oh, is that right?

Well, Matt is
an excellent guitar player.

Voted Best Epic Solo
at the Starlight Lounge,

four years running.

No, really?

Yeah. I just--

Could-- Could you play
something for us?I don't know.

I haven't played
in such a long time.Oh, please!

We'll sing. Heather
and I have been working
on something. Please?

Yeah, Uncle Matt, please?
Please?[laughing]

Oh, please.

One, two, three, four.

♪ Jolly old Saint Nicholas
Lean your ear this way ♪

♪ Don't you tell a single soul
what I'm going to say ♪

♪ Christmas Eve
is coming soon ♪

[Heather, Emily]
♪ Now, you dear old man ♪

♪ Whisper what
you'll bring to me ♪

♪ Tell me if you can ♪

♪ When the clock
is striking twelve ♪

♪ When I'm fast asleep ♪

♪ Down the chimney
broad and black ♪

♪ With your pack
you'll creep ♪

Take it, Matt!

Whoo-hoo! Whoo-hoo!

That was amazing.
That was just amazing!

[Emily, Matt laughing]Amazing, you guys.

Whoo!

[male singer]
♪ Oh, here you come
Like the sun in the morning ♪

♪ Gently wandering
in azure blue skies ♪

Shall we?Oh-Oh, no.
No, no, no, no.

I-I am--Oh, yes, yes, yes.

I'm very clumsy,
and I have two left feet.

And you can't. Shh. It's okay.
It's all right. Listen.

Okay? Just close your eyes.

Close 'em.
All right, close 'em.

Ah! And just listen
to the music, okay?

One, two, three.

One, two, three.
There you go.

♪ I was alone ♪

♪ Guarding my heart of ice ♪

♪ But now you're here
and it's clear ♪

♪ That my heart
has been melting ♪

♪ And my mood
went from dark to light ♪

Whoo![Kristi laughs]

See? Look at that.

♪ The day you walked
into my life ♪

Oh...

Oh...

Can you tell me a story?

Sure. What kind of story?

A Christmas story.

Okay.

Once upon a time
there was a little girl

who grew up in a... magical,
snowy, faraway land.

She would bake cookies
and-and take care of reindeer.

She would
make presents.

She was so happy.
It was perfect.

It was like--
It was like Christmas

every single day
of the year.

Then what happened?

Well, then the little girl
grew up.

She realized she wasn't
like all the other children.

She didn't fit in.
She was too big.

[chuckles]

She had to go
out into the world
all by herself.

Where did she go?

She traveled
all around the world,

looking for a place
that felt like home.

But the longer
she was away, she--

Well, it was harder to believe
that she'd ever find
a place to fit in.

Did she find it?

No.

But she's still looking.

That story needs
a happy ending.

I'll tell you what.

Next time I come back,
you can help me find one.

Then there has to be
a next time.

[Kristi laughs]
Okay.

Good night.

Sleep tight.

Hey, um, thank you
for that.Oh.

That's quite the story.

You know...

Kristi, you don't
gotta keep moving.

You know, I'm just saying.

You kind of fit in
nice around here.

You know, I should get going.
But I had a wonderful time.
Thank you so much.

Emily really likes you,
and...

I... I really like you, too.

♪ You helped me unlock
that door and long for more ♪

♪ Oh, girl, you made
the difference in me ♪

♪ You kind of helped me
to see, oh, yeah ♪

♪ You made
the difference in me ♪

Matt! Hey, Matt.

Huh? You seen this?
Huh? You see it?

This? Yeah.Yeah. This is
what I'm talking about.

All the wasted space. Okay?
The little jaggedy edges.

The puffy envelopes.

Okay, look at this bag.

You see it? Okay.
Open letters.

This bag:
unopened letters.

I'm not following you.Okay, the unopened letter bag

holds 40% more letters
than if they were open.

I did this test
on five different bags.

You know it's
not bad enough,

that I get all
this extra Santa mail,

But she has to
open them up,
open them up.

The woman
is destroying

my efficiency.

Our efficiency.

You don't get out much,
do you?

Okay, new rules!
Hunt! Sally, come here!

Okay, listen.

From now on,

all Santa letters go on
the dead letter truck.

Got it?Whoa, Richard. Come on.

But who's gonna
answer 'em then?

Nobody!

The way it oughta be.

Richard.

This guy...

[male singer]
♪ Not long ago ♪ ♪ [humming]

♪ I was alone ♪ [cell phone ringing]

♪ Guarding my heart of ice ♪

Dad? Hi.

No, everything is great.

Yeah. I have
so much to tell you.

Oh, you know what?
I'll call you back.

Okay, let's grab these bags.
Let's get 'em on the truck now.

Oh. No.

No, no, no, no, no, no, no.
I haven't answered those.

I know.

Let's just talk about this
for a second, okay?

Yeah, okay,
first of all, Matthew,

if you would have done your job
and got me real dirt on her,

I wouldn't be in
this position right now.

Job? What job?Oh.

Oh, that's right, Mata Hari.

No, I was on to your little
sabotage from the beginning.

Okay? Had my own little
counterespionage op runnin',

with Matthew here
as my lead spy.

What is that?

Okay, Kristi,
it's not like it sounds.

[Fuller laughs]All right?

[laughs]
"It's not like it sounds."

Of course
it's like it sounds.

The only reason he was
hanging out with you

is to get me answers
on who you

actually are.

Matt...

Look, I can--

Matt.

[sighing]

Oh, doh.[Matt]
Kristi?

[snickers]

Kristi, let me explain.You were sent
to spy on me?

All those questions?Look, I know
I screwed up, okay?

No. I trusted you.

I know, Kristi, and I hated
every part of it I did, okay?

But I didn't have a choice.

You-- A choice?Wait.

I was gonna lose my job!

Just hear me out,
please. Okay?

Look at me.
Please look at me.

Kristi, everything that's
happened between us, it's real.

It is.It doesn't feel very real.

It is, okay?
Okay? It's like you--

It's like you woke me up,
and for the first time
in my life, I...

I've fallen in love.

What?

I... I've fallen
in love with you.

[Matt on audiotape]
I don't have feelings
for Kristi North.

[tape player clicking,
audiotape plays in fast reverse]

I don't have feelings
for Kristi North.

Why? Why--

Why would you do this to me?

Kristi, I--

Goodbye, Matt.

And good riddance,
Kristi North.

Go back to wherever
you came from.

I don't understand how you
can't see how special Kristi is

and how much she's helped every
single person in this office.

Matt.

You know, I'm starting
to not see me in you.

So, if you go out that door,

yeah, you'll be back
on the streets

delivering mail.

Okay. You will never see me...

in you.

Excuse me.

Thank you.
Excuse me.

Thank you.

Get back to work.

[sighs]

Kristi, it's me. Um--

I called a couple times. I--

[answering machine]
I just want to explain,

and things aren't
good here without you, and...

we all just
really miss you.

I really miss you, Kristi.

Could you just--
Could you please call me?

Please? Okay.

Hi, Dad.

Yeah, we're coming home.

[Sally]
"Dear Postmaster Lee,

I wanted to make you aware of a
situation here at our facility.

You sent Kristi North here
on special assignment

to write letters from Santa
to the children of the world,

and in doing so,
she reminded us

that Christmas spirit
can live in the most
unlikely of places.

Unfortunately, not everyone
understood what Kristi
had to offer,

and, sadly,
that has driven her away."

[cell phone ringing]

Hey, Heather.

Whoa, whoa, whoa.
Slow down, slow down.

What's wrong?
What about the band?

Hey, I gotta call you back.

Special delivery
for you, sir.

From who?It's from the top.

My hat.Yes.

And your beanie.

Here's this.Hey.

Hello.Matt.

Hi.

So, Carlos got the band
picked up by a record label,

and they're paying
for the entire tour--

band buses, hotel rooms
and everything.

And Carlos and I
have been talking about it,
and you've got to come, Matt.

This is your big chance.

Things just got
a little complicated, Heather.

The postmaster general
in Washington

offered me
the manager position.What?

They're demoting Fuller and they
asked me to take his place.

And I think
I'm gonna take it.

[sighs]
Oh.

Look, Heather, I got
responsibilities now, okay?

You know, I gotta
think long-term,

and I can't just pull
Emily out of school.

Why? Matt, I could tutor her.
I could take her on field trips.

Matt, this would be
the most amazing experience
of her entire life.

I know. Okay, I do.
Okay? But what happens
when the tour's over?

Then what?
Then what about her life here?

You know, she's just
lost so much,

and I gotta give her
some sort of stability.

I don't want you to be
sad anymore, Uncle Matt.

Or lonely.

My Christmas wish

was to have a family,

and if that means
Heather and her friends,

then maybe that's how
my wish is coming true.

[sighs]

You're sure you're
gonna be okay with that?

Can I be a groupie?

[laughing]
No.

Give me that.

So, Matt,

come on.

Is that a yes?

There's just one more thing
I gotta do.

Kristi, open up.
It's me. We gotta talk.

She's gone.When will she be back?

She ain't coming back.
She moved out.

But her stuff's
still in her apartment.

It's a furnished apartment,
Sherlock.

All she had was her suitcase
and her dog.

That girl sure did
travel light.

Did she leave
a forwarding address or--

What do I look like,
the post office?

[Sally over P.A.]
Attention, Mr. Fuller.

Your presence is required
in your office immediately.

Um...

What are you doing?

Uh, yeah. We need to talk.

Okay, why are you
sitting in my office

with your feet
up on my desk?

That's the thing, okay?

Do you remember
when you said that this
may be my office one day?

Yeah, yeah, yeah.
So, so, speed it up. Yeah.

Whatever.

That day has come. Uh-huh.

Wait a second.
My job, huh?

What, they gave you my job?Mm-hmm.

Well, they offered it to me.

Here.Right!

I was gonna take it,

but you know me, I'm not really
the corporate type of guy.

So, um,

that's when I realized I knew
the perfect person for this job.

Oh, yeah? Who?

Mr. Fuller, I'd like to
introduce you to your new boss.

Oh, and don't worry
about cleaning out the office.

I'll have everything packed up
and sent to your new assignment.

My new assignment?Oh, yeah.

I've got big plans
for you, Fuller.

Hunt will describe to you
all of your new duties.

You're dismissed.

[whistling]

[laughing]
Whoo!

Gimme five!
Gimme five!

I tell you, Matt, I can't
believe you're leaving us,

just when things
are starting to get good.

Yeah, I know.
We hit the road tonight.

Well, what about Kristi?

I mean, what's she have
to say about all this?

Uh, Sally...

Kristi's gone.

What?Yeah.

I went by her apartment.
Everything was cleared out.

No forwarding address, nothing.
I-I-I can't find her anywhere.

Oh, no, Matt. Well,
you have to go look for her.

I know there's--I really want
to see her again, I do,

but I just don't think
she wants to see me.

But listen,

if she does
come back next year,

be sure to give her these, okay?

We, uh-- We both got
a lot to thank her for.

All right.
Have a good Christmas.

Oh, you, too. Mm.

I'll see ya.Okay.

Honey, we work for the USPS,
and we can find anybody.

Kristi North?

[barks]Yes?

Can you get in, ma'am?

The boss wants to see you
in your office.

Please, ma'am.
We have to hurry.

[female singer]
♪ I just wanna be with you ♪

♪ Part of everything
you're going through ♪

♪ Like it was before
we came unglued ♪

♪ I'm holding every piece
you tossed out... ♪

[gasps]

What are you doing here?

I got a promotion.

Oh! Oh, what happened
to Fuller?

Oh, forget about Fuller.

Let's talk about Matt.

Sally, I know you want us
to be together, but...

I can't trust him.

Look, I am not gonna
defend his actions,

but he did have his reasons.

Still, I--

You know the one thing
I know about Matt?

Matt is a good man, Kristi.

And he cares about you.

He lied to me.

And you? You've been
totally honest with him?

No. But that's different.

Matt asked me
to give these to you.

Just in case you
came back next year

Yeah, Kristi,
you were the one.

You were the one
who inspired him
to follow his dream.

Dream?

Mm-hmm.
He's going on the road.

Wait, when?

Now.

This is gonna be
so much fun.

You're gonna see New York,
Emmy. Are you excited?

Yes.Yeah.

Are you okay, Uncle Matt?

Yeah. I'm good.

Here they come.
Right this way, ladies.

Kristi, wait. Hold on.

Kristi, Kristi.
Hold up, now. Hold on.

I knew I should've
learned how to drive.

Move over, girl. I got this.
Come on. Let's go.

[Sally]
They can't have left already.
It's Christmas Eve!

Are you looking
for Matthew and Emily?

Yes. Do you know
where they went?

Why, you just missed them.

They packed up the car
with everything

and took off
just a few minutes ago.

Did they leave a phone number
or maybe a forwarding address?

No, but you might be able
to catch them if you hurry.

Oh, can I get some stamps
from you before you go?

Mrs. Johnson, thank you
and Merry Christmas!

Merry Christmas.

Do you see them?

No, but they
can't be that far.

We don't even know
what street they're on.

How could we
possibly find them?

Go that way.

Are you sure?

Yes. Follow Rudolph.

Oh, left! Go left at the house
with the Christmas lights.

Look! Go left, go left.

[tires screeching]

There he is! There he is!

[horn beeping]There he is!
[laughing]

[horn beeping]That's a weird-sounding horn.

It sounds like a...

What are they, nuts?

[Emily]
Is that...

Kristi!

It's Kristi.

Oh, my God!

Kristi.

I've been trying to find you
just to tell you how sorry I am.

I'm so sorry I didn't try
to understand.

Look, okay?

I will never, ever hurt you.

All right?

Yes.

What do you think
about life on the road?

My schedule's clear
for the next ten months.

Yeah?Yeah.

Yeah.[laughing]

[cell phone ringing]Oh.

Hi, Dad.

Honey, are you
coming home?

No, I don't think I'll
make it home for Christmas.

[Santa shouting,
sleigh bells jiggling]

Ho ho ho ho ho!

I'm so happy for you, honey.
Merry Christmas!

Merry Christmas to you.

I hope you get my present.
See ya, honey. Bye.

So, uh,

when do I get
to meet the family?

Sometimes family's
closer than you think.

Right, Emily?[chuckles]

[gasps]
Oh.

Thanks, Sally.

Oh, I'll be looking
for postcards from the road.

[barks]

Come on, Rudy.

♪ Yeah, ooh-ooh-ooh ♪

♪ Oh ♪ ♪ Christmastime ♪

♪ Christmastime ♪

♪ Yeah ♪ ♪ Christmastime ♪

♪ Ooh-ooh ♪ ♪ Christmastime ♪

♪ Tell me, please tell me
Can you remember ♪

♪ The happiest stuff
in the month of December ♪

♪ People singing
Church bells chime ♪

♪ Oh, it's Christmastime ♪

♪ All the little boys
and little girls ♪

♪ From everywhere
around the world ♪

♪ Gaze at trees
with lights that shine ♪

♪ Oh, it's Christmastime ♪

♪ Yeah ♪

♪ Christmastime ♪

♪ Oh, oh ♪

♪ Christmastime ♪

♪ Hey, yeah ♪

♪ Oh, what joy
the season brings ♪

♪ Oh, it's Christmastime ♪

♪ Listen, can you hear
that beautiful sound ♪

♪ Of children playing
in every town ♪

♪ Toys of every shape
and size ♪

♪ Oh, it's Christmastime ♪

♪ The holidays together
will always be ♪

♪ A little piece of heaven
for you and me ♪

♪ Lyin' here
Hearts entwined ♪

♪ In love at Christmastime ♪