Chords for That Time of Year (From "Olaf's Frozen Adventure")

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Mommy!
[Em] Good afternoon.
I am Olaf.
[B] Hey, Olaf!
Please let me finish, and I like warm hugs.
This is my associate Sven.
We're going door [Em]-to-door looking for [E] family traditions.
Tell us yours, and we'll [B] decide if it's special enough.
Oh, we make candy [F] canes together.
[D] Ooh!
_ [G#] _
_ _ _ [B] Sugar rush!
You're supposed to [F] eat it.
[C] Eat my new [F#] nose?
Why would I do that?
[G] Because it's that [F#] time of year!
Hmm.
[B] _ It's that time of year!
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_ [F#] _ _ _ _ _ Happy _ [Bm] _ merry holly jolly season's greetings [G#m] here.
I'm wondering what your family does at that [F#] time of year.
Love and joy and peace [B] on earth and tidings of good cheer.
Do you [E] have tradition things [F#] for that [B] time of year?
[D#] Well, we hang a thousand [G#m] evergreen on every single doorway.
[C#] Bake a giant cookie [F#] in the wavy shape of Norway.
[G#] Go from door to door to [C#m] door while sailing [C#] with the [F#] choir.
Hang up [B] all your giant socks above [C#m] an open fire.
[B] _ _ _ That sounds safe.
[A#] So [B] happy [G#m] merry [E] good-tide [D#] carol, faithful [G#m] friends are dear.
[C#] Thanks for sharing what you [C#m] do at that [E] time [G#m] of year.
[E] _ [B] Better [E] get a move on if we're going to hit [B] every house in the kingdom.
_ _ Happy merry happy holly on a midnight [E] clear.
[B] I'm here to [G#m] ask you what you do at that [F#] time of year.
[E] Hi, hello, happy [B] solstice fancy [E] chandelier.
[B] I'm looking [G#m] for tradition stuff [F#] for [B] that time of [D#] year.
Well, we make our decorations [G#m] out of plush, some ancient [C#] sum.
Bake a yummy fruitcake and you [F#] can't leave till you get [C] some.
That [F#] went right through me.
Buy each other presents and [C#m] then hide them very [F#] nimbly.
Wait up for a chubby man to shimmy down your [B] chimney.
Breaking and entering?
Okay on Christmas.
Oh, happy [E] merry good-tide [Gm] carol, faithful [G#m] glads are dear.
[Fm] Thanks for sharing what you [E] do at [F#] that time [B] of year.
_ Thank [F#] you.
[D#] We miss gobs and sweaters and [G#m] we wear our matching [C#] mittens.
Don't forget the jammies [F#] that I knit and pour in my kitten.
[G#] Eight nights in a row we light [C#m] menorahs on our [G] mantles.
You cut [Gm] down a tree and [Em] then you dress its corpse [C#m] with candles. _ _
_ [A#m] _ _ _ [E] _ _ I_ Stop it!
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[F#] _ Anna [C#] and Elsa [F] will [A#m] have [Fm] all that [E] they [D#] _ [C] need.
[F] _ I'll [A#m] fill my [C#] sling here with [D#] the help [F#m] of my steed.
It'll be [C#] the best [D#m] time of year.
It's [G#] up to you.
_ [C#] _ _ _ [G#] Up to me.
Me.
Me.
Me. Me. Me. Me.
Me. Me. Me. Me. [A#m] Me.
Me.
[Bm] _ _ _ [G#] _ [C#] _
Me.
[D#m] Happy merry melancholy, [Fm] holly [C#] [D#] dolly, happy, [A] pappy.
[D#] Healthy men [A] will soon [C#] appear and faithful friends are tiny dear.
And [F#] festive tidings make my [C#] clear.
And can I leave this fruitcake [D#m] here at _ [G#] that time _ [C#]
of year? _ _ _ _ _
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