Looking For Christmas…

Christmas in NYC! There’s nothing quite like it. Truly beautiful, but sometimes a bit too much about Santa and not enough about Jesus. Each year I go back to the same moment years ago when I first wrote this song to try to rediscover the essence of Christmas.
I’ll share it with you now:
Christmas In My Soul
Music and lyrics by Peter Link
It looks as though
There won’t be snow on Christmas
And the holly and the mistletoe
Were sold out long ago
The midtown rush was just a little too much
And this year Santa and his reindeer
Never left the pole
Suddenly it just don’t seem like Christmas
Suddenly it don’t seem so natural
Looking for Christmas
Looking for Christmas
Looking for Christmas
Trying to find a little Christmas in my soul
Takin’ my time
Trying to find a little Christmas in my soul
But somehow a church bell caught my ear
Somehow a little child caught my eye
Somehow an old man playing on his trumpet
Stopped that drummer in me
With a ty- rie -die-dee-i
Rie -die-dee-i
Rie -die-dee-i-i-i-i
And suddenly it all seemed very simple
And suddenly it all seemed so natural
Looking for Christmas
Looking for Christmas
Looking for Christmas
Trying to find a little Christmas in my soul
Somehow the whole affair almost slipped on by
I nearly lost the childhood dream
I plumb forgot the reason why
And all my Christmas longings
Were simply left behind
As I went running through the wrappings
And the ribbons and the rhyme
And rollin’ through December
Like a man against time

Looking for Christmas
Looking for Christmas
Looking for Christmas
Trying to find a little Christmas in my soul
Takin’ my time
Trying to find a little Christmas in my soul
Takin’ my time
Trying to find a little Christmas in my soul
As performed by The Jenny Burton Experience
Merry Christmas, everyone.
I hope you find your true Christmas spirit.
This is a beautiful song you wrote Peter and Jenny Burton sings it like no other! Everyone should have it in their music collection. I do! The true blessing of Christmas should be celebrated all year long. Merry Christmas!