A Christmas Carol, Charles Dickens, Anton Lesser, Free Album

Stave 1: Marley's Ghost - A Christmas Carol - Charles Dickens, Anton Lesser

'A Merry Christmas, Uncle!' - A Christmas Carol - Charles Dickens, Anton Lesser

This Lunatic, In Letting Scrooge's Nephew Out - A Christmas Carol - Charles Dickens, Anton Lesser

Scrooge Took His Melancholy Dinner In His Usual Melancholy Tavern - A Christmas Carol - Charles Dickens, Anton Lesser

The Same Face: The Very Same. Marley In His Pigtail - A Christmas Carol - Charles Dickens, Anton Lesser

'Jacob', He Said Imploringly. 'Old Jacob Marley, Tell Me More.' - A Christmas Carol - Charles Dickens, Anton Lesser

Stave 2: The First Of The Three Spirits - A Christmas Carol - Charles Dickens, Anton Lesser

It Was A Strange Figure - Like A Child: - A Christmas Carol - Charles Dickens, Anton Lesser

They Walked Along The Road. - A Christmas Carol - Charles Dickens, Anton Lesser

Scrooge's Former Self Grew Larger - A Christmas Carol - Charles Dickens, Anton Lesser

Although They Had But That Moment Left The School Behind - A Christmas Carol - Charles Dickens, Anton Lesser

In Came A Fiddler With A Music Book, - A Christmas Carol - Charles Dickens, Anton Lesser

His Former Self Turned Down The Lamps - A Christmas Carol - Charles Dickens, Anton Lesser

They Were In Another Scene, And Place; - A Christmas Carol - Charles Dickens, Anton Lesser

Stave 3: The Second Of The Three Spirits - A Christmas Carol - Charles Dickens, Anton Lesser

Holly, Mistletoe, Red Berries, - A Christmas Carol - Charles Dickens, Anton Lesser

And Perhaps It Was The Pleasure The Good Spirit Had In Showing Off This Power - A Christmas Carol - Charles Dickens, Anton Lesser

Such A Bustle Ensued - A Christmas Carol - Charles Dickens, Anton Lesser

At Last The Dinner Was All Done - A Christmas Carol - Charles Dickens, Anton Lesser

By This Time It Was Getting Dark, - A Christmas Carol - Charles Dickens, Anton Lesser

It Was A Great Surprise To Scrooge - A Christmas Carol - Charles Dickens, Anton Lesser

After Tea They Had Some Music. - A Christmas Carol - Charles Dickens, Anton Lesser

Much They Saw, And Far They Went, - A Christmas Carol - Charles Dickens, Anton Lesser

Stave 4: The Last Of The Three Spirits - A Christmas Carol - Charles Dickens, Anton Lesser

They Left The Busy Scene, And Went Into An Obscure Part Of The Town - A Christmas Carol - Charles Dickens, Anton Lesser

He Recoiled In Terror, For The Scene Had Changed, - A Christmas Carol - Charles Dickens, Anton Lesser

The Ghost Conducted Him Through Several Streets - A Christmas Carol - Charles Dickens, Anton Lesser

'Spectre', Said Scrooge, 'Something Informs Me That Our Parting Moment Is At Hand.' - A Christmas Carol - Charles Dickens, Anton Lesser

Stave 5: The End Of It - A Christmas Carol - Charles Dickens, Anton Lesser

It Was A Turkey - A Christmas Carol - Charles Dickens, Anton Lesser

But He Was Early At The Office Next Morning. - A Christmas Carol - Charles Dickens, Anton Lesser

A Christmas Carol