Song
Both the Heat Miser and the Snow Miser sing the same song commonly known as either the Snow Miser Song or the Heat Miser Song.
I'm Mister Green Christmas,
I'm Mister Sun.
I'm Mister Heat Blister,
I'm Mister Hundred And One.
They call me Heat Miser,
Whatever I touch
Starts to melt in my clutch.
I'm too much!
He's Mister Green Christmas,
He's Mister Sun.
He's Mister Heat Blister,
He's Mister Hundred And One.
They call me Heat Miser,
Whatever I touch
Starts to melt in my clutch.
He's too much!
(Spoken:Thank you.)
I never want to know a day that's under sixty degrees,
I'd rather have it eighty, ninety, one hundred degrees!
(Spoken:Oh some like it hot but I like it really hot!)
He's Mister Green Christmas,
He's Mister Sun.
(Spoken:Sing it!)
He's Mister Heat Blister,
He's Mister Hundred And One.
They call me Heat Miser,
Whatever I touch
Starts to melt in my clutch.
I'm too much.
Too much!
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