Little Jack Frost
Chasing Away Winter's Chill: Little Jack Frost's Mischief
Lyrics
Little Jack Frost get lost, get lost
Expressing a desire for Jack Frost to leave.
Little Jack Frost get lost
Reiteration of the desire for Jack Frost to leave.
You don't do a thing but put a bite on my toes
Complaining that Jack Frost only causes discomfort.
Freeze up the ground and take the bloom from the rose
Describing the negative effects of frost on nature.
Oh, little Jack Frost go 'way, go 'way
Repeating the plea for Jack Frost to go away.
And don't you come back another day
Emphasizing the desire for Jack Frost to stay away.
There's lots of cold feet, all the lovers complain
Referring to the complaints of lovers about the cold.
You turned off the heat down on lover's lane
Blaming Jack Frost for the lack of warmth in lover's lane.
The bench in the park is all alone in the dark
Describing the loneliness caused by the cold in a park.
So, little Jack Frost get lost, get lost
Reiterating the plea for Jack Frost to get lost.
Little Jack Frost get lost
Repeating the desire for Jack Frost to leave.
So, little Jack Frost go 'way, go 'way
Re-emphasizing the plea for Jack Frost to go away.
And don't you come back another day
Stressing the insistence that Jack Frost should not return.
There's lots of cold feet, all the lovers complain
Recalling the complaints of lovers about the cold.
You turned off the heat down in lover's lane
Attributing the decrease in warmth in lover's lane to Jack Frost.
The bench in the park is all alone in the dark
Highlighting the loneliness of a park in the dark due to the cold.
So, little Jack Frost get lost, get lost
Repeating the plea for Jack Frost to get lost.
Little Jack Frost get lost
Reiterating the desire for Jack Frost to leave.
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