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My Christmas Tree — John Williams Lyrics
Soundtrack: Home Alone 2
My Christmas Tree Song Lyrics
Christmastime means laughter
To buckets in the snow ,
Caroling together
With faces of Love
Stockings on the mantel,
A wreath on the door
And my Merriest Christmas
Means just one thing more
Christmas Tree,
My Christmas Tree,
Lit up like a star;
When I see my Christmas tree,
Can loved ones be far?
Christmas Tree, I'm certain
Wherever I roam ,
The glow from your branches
Will light my way home.
Ornaments collected
From every Christmas night,
Memories reflected
Through tin-sel and light;
Gratefully we gather
As ever before
To rejoice in the season
And sing out once more.
Christmas Tree,
My Christmas Tree,
Lit up like a star;
When I see my Christmas tree,
Can loved ones be far?
Christmas Tree, I'm certain
Wherever I roam,
The glow from your branches
Will light my way home.
It's Christmas!
It's Christmas
And I'm going home!
Track Listing
›All Alone on Christmas
Darlene Love
›A Holly Jolly Christmas
Alan Jackson
›Somewhere in My Memory
Bette Midler
›My Christmas Tree
John Williams
›Sleigh Ride
TLC
›Silver Bells
Atlantic Starr
›Merry Christmas, Merry Christmas
John Williams
›Jingle Bell Rock
Bobby Helms
›Cool Jerk [Christmas Mix]
The Capitols
›It's Beginning to Look a Lot Like Christmas
Johnny Mathis
›Christmas Star
John Williams
›O Come All Ye Faithful
Lisa Fischer
May, 22nd 2024
The song "My Christmas Tree," featuring on the Home Alone 2 soundtrack and crafted by one of the masters, John Williams, speaks of the very essence of Christmas within one's heart with its words. This song, just one part of the tapestry of the holiday spirit woven into the movie, elevates a simple Christmas tree from just a traditional task into an emissary of warmth, memories, and love shared among families.
The first lines, "Christmastime means laughter / To buckets in the snow, Caroling together / With faces of Love," take on almost a sort of celebratory happiness. In other words, caroling with faces of love and laughter during the festive season is a common celebration activity. Such activities are painting the spirit of Christmas with warmth and love.
The pictures of "Stockings on the mantel, A wreath on the door" actually involve bringing into the mind the very decorations for Christmas, creating a symbol of preparedness and expectations for this holiday. This preparedness was not by decoration in the houses but in staging for making memories.
A very important element of it is the chorus, wherein the Christmas tree is personified and glorified: "Christmas Tree, My Christmas Tree, Lit up like a star; When I see my Christmas tree, Can loved ones be far?" This would mean that the Christmas tree is a beacon of hope and links the distance between loved ones. Its light is a metaphor of the manner in which the living bond of family and friends is forever and always, and even if one were to roam far and wide, the essence of returning home to loved ones is not that far off. "Ornaments collected / From every Christmas night, Memories reflected / Through tinsel and light." Those words wonderfully describe just what a Christmas tree is: a keeper of family stories and times. Each of the ornaments has a story, and in the lights, the joy and gaiety of days gone by are seen.
The song closes with a reiteration of the symbolic guiding light of the Christmas tree: "The glow from your branches / Will light my way home." It is a return, a promise to get back to the roots, to family and home, to where the heart is driven by the beacon of the Christmas tree.
"My Christmas Tree" is the beauty of a decorated tree and, more so, a sign of home, love, and coming together by the family at this time of the year. With this song, John Williams brought the emotional depth of the Christmas season with an elegant cut, making it into a touching homage to traditions and values that bind us in this festive period.
The first lines, "Christmastime means laughter / To buckets in the snow, Caroling together / With faces of Love," take on almost a sort of celebratory happiness. In other words, caroling with faces of love and laughter during the festive season is a common celebration activity. Such activities are painting the spirit of Christmas with warmth and love.
The pictures of "Stockings on the mantel, A wreath on the door" actually involve bringing into the mind the very decorations for Christmas, creating a symbol of preparedness and expectations for this holiday. This preparedness was not by decoration in the houses but in staging for making memories.
A very important element of it is the chorus, wherein the Christmas tree is personified and glorified: "Christmas Tree, My Christmas Tree, Lit up like a star; When I see my Christmas tree, Can loved ones be far?" This would mean that the Christmas tree is a beacon of hope and links the distance between loved ones. Its light is a metaphor of the manner in which the living bond of family and friends is forever and always, and even if one were to roam far and wide, the essence of returning home to loved ones is not that far off. "Ornaments collected / From every Christmas night, Memories reflected / Through tinsel and light." Those words wonderfully describe just what a Christmas tree is: a keeper of family stories and times. Each of the ornaments has a story, and in the lights, the joy and gaiety of days gone by are seen.
The song closes with a reiteration of the symbolic guiding light of the Christmas tree: "The glow from your branches / Will light my way home." It is a return, a promise to get back to the roots, to family and home, to where the heart is driven by the beacon of the Christmas tree.
"My Christmas Tree" is the beauty of a decorated tree and, more so, a sign of home, love, and coming together by the family at this time of the year. With this song, John Williams brought the emotional depth of the Christmas season with an elegant cut, making it into a touching homage to traditions and values that bind us in this festive period.
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