' The Chipmunk Song (Christmas Don't Be Late)'ДЄ soundtrack album was released by RCA Records at the time of the special's premiere.' It's Beginning to Look a Lot Like Christmas'.The cover to the original release of the soundtrack Claus, the same old woman who gave Alvin the harmonica.

When he returns to the North Pole, he is greeted by Mrs. At the concert, he learns that Tommy has fully recovered, and he joins the Chipmunks on stage.ДЄt the end, Santa flies over the city as we hear the Chipmunks singing ' We Wish You a Merry Christmas'. Dave, Simon, and Theodore arrive, and Dave apologizes to Alvin and tells him they have a surprise for him. Just then, a strange old woman appears, and buys it for him, only asking for a song in return, but disappears by the end. Waterford, who tells him about Alvin's harmonica and the wonders it made for Tommy.ДЄt the music store, Alvin is depressed, as he still doesn't have enough money to buy a new harmonica. Luckily, just as he is complaining, he gets a phone call from Mrs. When Dave asks where he went, they lie and say they don't know. On Christmas Eve, two hours before the concert, Simon and Theodore give Alvin the money they have saved up for a new book and wish him luck on buying the harmonica. Alvin tries to tell the nutty inventor that he needs money, and when Dave comes to check up on him, he is saying 'money' in his sleep, causing Dave to give up. This leads to a dream sequence in which he meets Clyde Crashcup, who says that he invented Christmas (which is now on February 12) and Santa ( Abraham Lincoln in a sleigh consisting of a hollowed-out pumpkin pulled by four elephants). When the Chipmunks try to explain to him what happened, saying that Alvin wants to buy something, he mistakes Alvin's actions for greed, and sends him, Simon, and Theodore to their room. Unfortunately, the presence of a cat ruins the whole thing, and draws Dave's attention. The Chipmunks gather up eight of the neighborhood dogs, dress them up as reindeer, and set up a photo booth, where children can have their picture taken with Santa (Alvin). Realizing that he is now going to need a new one before Christmas, he devises a plan to earn enough money for it. Unfortunately, Dave then gets a phone call from Carnegie Hall, who wants Alvin to play a harmonica solo on Christmas Eve. He is worried that Dave's feelings would be hurt if he learned what happened, so after Christmas, he plans to save up his money and buy himself a new one as a replacement. Later, while they are decorating their Christmas tree, Alvin explains what he did to Simon and Theodore, and tells them that he can't tell Dave about the harmonica because he gave it to him long ago. He talks Dave into letting them take a break and then goes to the Waterfords' house to give his own harmonica to Tommy, returning in time to finish the session. Alvin feels so bad about Tommy's illness that he can't sing in tune with Simon and Theodore during the recording session. Waterford that if Tommy had the harmonica, it would make him feel better. Waterford and her daughter, Angela, arrive, and Alvin overhears Angela tell Mrs. Dave agrees and tells them not to be late.ДЄt the music store, Alvin sees another Golden Echo harmonica on display and tells his own that it's the best one in the world. Alvin is not very happy about having to work on Christmas, but after Dave tells him that he can play his prized Golden Echo harmonica, he suggests that Dave can get the studio ready while he, Simon, and Theodore go window shopping. Meanwhile, the Chipmunks are going to a recording session. He admits that the chances of him recovering before Christmas are slim. The special starts out with a doctor visiting the Waterford family whose son, Tommy, is sick in bed.

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