Hello,
One source for this song is on the album "A Merry Christmas with Bing
Crosby & The Andrews Sisters" available at Amazon.com.
See: http://ez2www.com/go.php3?site=book&go=B00004ZEJ1
The product details indicate the song called "Christmas Tree Angel",
which is evidently the same from the reviews of the album that note
"Angie, the christmas tree angel".
A second source is apparently at http://www.20thcentury-records.com/
The catalogue Listing is:
M0922 Art Lund (Sweet Angie) The Christmas Tree Angel Little Toy Town
Parade 78 MGM 10780 1950 VG+ $4.00)
The lyrics of the song sung by the Andrews Sisters is at:
http://lyricsplayground.com/alpha/songs/xmas/sweetangiethechristmastreeangel.html
SWEET ANGIE, THE CHRISTMAS TREE ANGEL
The Andrews Sisters
While angels are shining the stars Christmas eve
A sweet little angel takes heavenly leave
She likes to help Santa Claus dress up the tree
So next Christmas morning.
Look up and you'll see
Sweet Angie, the Christmas tree angel
On the top of tippy tippy top of the tree
All dressed up in stardust and tinsel
Have a very very merry merry Christmas, says she
She colours the lights and she sprinkles the snow
She hangs up the holly and bright mistletoe
The loveliest angel you ever have met
She makes Christmas one day we never forget
Sweet Angie, the Christmas tree angel
On the top of tippy tippy top of the tree
All dressed up in stardust and tinsel
Have a very very merry merry Christmas, says she
When Santa has filled all the stockings with toys
And left all his gifts for the good girls and boys
Sweet Angie is busy till dawn starts to break
Arranging the toys till the children awake
Then with the morning a smile on her face
When Angie has put all the toys in their place
The next thing you know, softly laughing with glee,
Sweet Angie returns to the top of the tree.
Sweet Angie, the Christmas tree angel
On the top of tippy tippy top of the tree
All dressed up in stardust and tinsel
Have a very very merry merry Christmas, says she
On the top of tippy tippy top of the tree
Have a very very merry merry Christmas, says she.
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