Guillo, prends ton tambourin,
Toi, prends ta flute, Robin
Au son de ces [bad word] 
Tu-re-lu-re-lu, pat-a-pat-a-pan 
Au son de ces [bad word] 
Je dirai Noel, gaiement.

Willie, bring your little [bad word] 
Robin, get your fife, [bad word]  
And be merry while you play. 

Tu-re-lu-re-lu, pat-a-pat-a-pan 
We will listen as you play
For the joy for Christmas day.

When the men of olden days
Gave the King of Kings their praise
They had pipes on which to play.

Tu-re-lu-re-lu, pat-a-pat-a-pan 
They had [bad word] on which to play.
For the joy of Christmas day.

God and man became today, 
More in tune than fife and [bad word]  
So be merry while you play. 

Tu-re-lu-re-lu, pat-a-pat-a-pan  [bad word] be merry while you play
On this joyous Christmas day.

While the angels wing
To the newborn King,
I will sing for the blessed Babe
On this joyous Christmas day.

God and man became today, 
More in tune than fife and [bad word]  
So be merry while you play. 

Tu-re-lu-re-lu, pat-a-pat-a-pan  [bad word] be merry while you play
On this joyous Christmas day.

While the angels wing
To the newborn King,
I will sing for the blessed Babe
On this joyous Christmas day.

 [bad word] and hear them patapan.
Bring your little [bad word] 
Robin, get your fife [bad word] 
 [bad word] and hear them patapan.
Men of olden days
Gave the King of Kings their praise.
On this joyous Christmas.
Bring your little [bad word] 
Robin, get your fife [bad word]  [bad word] be merry.
Men of olden days
Gave the King of Kings their praise.
On this joyous Christmas.
Bring your little [bad word] 
Robin, get your fife [bad word]  [bad word] be merry.
Men of olden days
Gave the King of Kings their praise.
On this joyous Christmas