December We'll Remember
Francesca Battistelli's "December We'll Remember" is a cheerful Christmas song that paints a warm picture of family gatherings, holiday traditions, and the joy of the season. The lyrics describe festive moments like decorating the tree, singing carols, listening to a sermon, and sharing pizza by candlelight. The song captures the anticipation of Christmas and the desire to cherish every memory with loved ones. While it mentions church and a choir singing "Silent Night," the focus is more on the nostalgic and communal aspects of the holiday rather than explicit Christian theology. It's a lighthearted celebration of Christmas traditions and family togetherness.
I hear the doorbell ringing
Everyone is coming on in
Dad's got the tree
We're loud as can be
It's Christmas time again
Filling our plates
Staying up late just talking
I don't wanna miss a second of this ain't no way
Gathered around the tree
A big ole family
Singing carols in harmony
A December we'll remember
Preacher preaches a sermon
The choir sings Silent Night
We're late getting home
So call Dominos
It's pizza by candlelight
The kids won't sleep
So Dad is up reading a story
We all listen in, we're children again it's so sweet
We're gathered around the tree
With our big ole family
Listening quietly, it's a
A December we'll remember
You know I just can't wait
I count the days
Till Christmas comes around
For the snow to fall, friends to call
Every bit, I want it all
It just takes so long
Until we're gathered around the tree
With our big ole family
I know it's gonna be a December we'll remember