| (Rowdy laughter) ♪ Wassail, wassail, all over the town | |
| - Because then it wouldn't be wassail, it would be punch. | |
| - Me dad used to say that punch would make you want to kiss the donkey in the manger scene, and wassail makes you want to check into the inn. | |
| Ah, we were hoping to uh, use your wassail bowl. | |
| All right, let's a-wassail! | |
| (Rowdy laughter) ♪ Wassail, wassail, all over the town | |
| - Because then it wouldn't be wassail, it would be punch. | |
| - Me dad used to say that punch would make you want to kiss the donkey in the manger scene, and wassail makes you want to check into the inn. | |
| Ah, we were hoping to uh, use your wassail bowl. | |
| All right, let's a-wassail! | |
| After a lively little game of jumble-giblets performed in the back seat of a taxi, we were quietly wassailing in the cozy intimacy of the Beberly Wilshire Hotel dining room, when who should storm in but my old journalist friend, Gene Fowler. | |
| And I was the most thriving wassailing man this side of Banbury. | |
| And to all a good wassailing. | |
| Here we come a wassailing Among the leaves so green | |
| Here we go a-wassailing... | |
| After a lively little game of jumble-giblets performed in the back seat of a taxi, we were quietly wassailing in the cozy intimacy of the Beberly Wilshire Hotel dining room, when who should storm in but my old journalist friend, Gene Fowler. | |
| And I was the most thriving wassailing man this side of Banbury. | |
| And to all a good wassailing. | |
| Here we come a wassailing Among the leaves so green | |
| Here we go a-wassailing... | |
