What happened to all of the winter warlocks?

        God starts the custom of giving Grace. Grace is an undeserved gift. He gives mankind the forgiveness of sin through the love and sacrifices of Jesus. Then all of the ''warlocks'' have the right to accept our, oh excuse me, their election. But first they, you and me must start walkin' fast...

• Romans 8:33-36 and Matthew 24:22 (More about real elections here.)

"Put One Foot In Front of The Other' Song" from

Santa Claus Is Comin' To Town (1970)

Chorus first sung by Kris Kringle (also known as Santa Claus) sings to begin with... 

Put one foot in front of the other 

And soon you'll be walking 'cross the floor 

You put one foot in front of the other 

And soon you'll be walking out the door 

 Verse 1: Kris Kringle 

You never will get where you're going 

If ya never get up on your feet 

Come on, there's a good tail wind blowin' 

A fast walking man is hard to beat 

 Chorus: Choir & Kris

Put one foot in front of the other 

And soon you'll be walking 'cross the floor 

You put one foot in front of the other 

And soon you'll be walking out the door 

 Verse 2: Kris Kringle

If you want to change your direction 

If your time of life is at hand 

Well, don't be the rule; Be the exception 

A good way to start is to stand 

 The Winter Warlock then sings... 

If I want to change the reflection 

I see in the mirror each morn... ("Oh, you do?" says Kris) 

You mean that it's just my election? 

("Just that." says Kris) To vote for a chance to be reborn? 

Woo-hoo! 

 Chorus: Slowly, at first with "You" on the first line, then goes into tempo on the last two lines

Put one foot in front of the other 

And soon you'll be walking 'cross the floor 

You put one foot in front of the other 

And soon you'll be walking out the door 

 Chorus, Kris and Winter: Pause after "soon" & "walking"; "You'll" is replaced with "You are" in the ending 

Put one foot in front of the other 

And soon you'll be walking 'cross the floor 

You put one foot in front of the other 

And soon you'll be walking out the door