(Tell Him) Santa’s on His Way
Kids of all ages
Hang your stockings with care
(Oh ohhh)
Then wait for Santa
He’s soon to be there
(Whoa oh oh)
If anyone asks you why
Or wants to know when
Tell them Santa’s on his way
Sounds of joy all over the world
Helps to make the season bright
You’re hanging up the misteltoe
Turn on the Christmas lights
Let’s try to make sure Santa Claus
Won’t lose his way tonight
Kids of all ages
Hang your stockings with care
(Oh ohhh)
Then wait for Santa
He’s soon to be there
(Santa Claus is coming)
If anyone asks you why
(To town)
Or wants to know when
Tell them Santa’s on his way
Sit down, write your letters
Tell old Santa what you want
No matter what age you are
You better be nice
He’s making up a list
And he’s checking it twice
Kids of all ages
Hang your stockings with care
(Hang ’em high, hang ’em high)
Then wait for Santa
He’s soon to be there
(Santa Claus is on his way)
If anyone asks you why
Or wants to know when
(Tell them that)
Tell them Santa’s on his way
(His way)
Kids of all ages
Hang your stockings with care
(Hang ’em high, hang ’em high)
Then wait for Santa
He’s soon to be there
(Santa Claus is comin’ to town)
If anyone asks you why
Or wants to know when
(You tell them)
Tell them Santa’s on his way
(Santa Claus)
Kids of all ages
(Ohhh)
Hang your stockings with care
(You better)
Then wait for Santa
He’s soon to be there
If anyone asks you why
Or wants to know when
Tell them Santa’s on his way

Listen to the song
Hør sangen


About the carol (Tell Him) Santa’s on His Way
“(Tell Him) Santa’s on His Way” is a Christmas song recorded by The O’Jays, the American soul group known for their harmonies and energetic performances. The song brings the group’s R&B style into a festive holiday setting.
The song focuses on the excitement of Santa Claus arriving during the Christmas season. It captures the anticipation and happiness associated with waiting for Christmas morning and imagining Santa’s journey with gifts.
The O’Jays’ soulful sound gives the song a lively and cheerful atmosphere. Its connection to Christmas comes from its focus on Santa Claus and the excitement surrounding holiday traditions. “(Tell Him) Santa’s on His Way” represents the playful and celebratory side of Christmas music.






