Christmas Song Quotes

“It doesn’t seem like Christmas.
I cannot say just why.
I see the gifts and mistletoe and
snowflakes falling from the sky.

It doesn’t feel like Christmas.
Though snow is on the ground.
I watch old Rudolph, Frosty too.
I serve hot cocoa all around.

But still it doesn’t feel like Christmastime.
There’s something missing,
something more sublime.
My heart tells me this holiday
was meant to make me feel
something deeper,
something warm and real.

It doesn’t sound like Christmas.
The air is filled with noise.
I hear a thousand loud requests
yet see unhappy girls and boys.

It doesn’t feel like Christmas.
Though Santa’s on his way.
So why this dullness in my heart
as if it’s just another day?

It really doesn’t feel like Christmastime.
There’s something missing,
something more sublime.
My heart tells me this holiday
was meant to make me feel
something deeper,
something warm and real.

I close my eyes, I bow my head,
and drop down to my knees.
I talk to God and bear my soul.
At length, my spirit warms with peace.

It feels much more like Christmas.
My heart o’er flows with love.
I look at you through caring eyes,
the way God sees from up above.

It surely is like Christmas.
Good will pervades my soul.
For Christ was born in Bethlehem
to ransom all; my joy is full.

It’s starting now to feel like Christmastime.
My heart is new, my outlook more sublime.
I’ll love the world as God loves me
and practice charity.
Help and comfort, share with those in need,
and it will feel like Christmastime indeed.”
― Richelle E. Goodrich, Being Bold: Quotes, Poetry, & Motivations for Every Day of the Year

“No more lives torn apart
And wars would never start
And time would heal all hearts
And everyone would have a friend
And right would always win
And love would never end
This is my grown up Christmas list”
― Linda Thompson-Jenner

“White Christmas' is the 'Bohemian Rhapsody' of Christmas songs.”
― Stewart Stafford

“You can tell it’s nearly Christmas when you hear the Feliz Navidad song. (Or ‘Police, where’s my Dad?’ as I like to call it.)”
― Stewart Stafford