Christmas Eve
Jordan St. Cyr's 'Christmas Eve' reflects on the anticipation of Christmas morning, comparing the joy of giving gifts to children with God's anticipation of sending Jesus. The song imagines the Father's heart on the night before the greatest gift, emphasizing the love and planning behind the incarnation. It connects the personal excitement of Christmas with the biblical narrative of Christ's birth, inviting listeners to consider God's perspective. The lyrics are tender and worshipful, focusing on the wonder of the Savior's arrival.
The fire's almost down to embers
It lights the gifts beneath the tree
Some they've wanted for forever
Some beyond what they could dream
This house is silent now but
Oh the joy that's on the way
A father's heart can hardly wait
To give his children something too good to believe
I've been counting down the days
I wonder if you did the same
The night before you gave the greatest gift to me
God is this the way you felt on Christmas Eve
You planned it out before creation
Jesus always on your mind
The holiest anticipation
For a savior in a manger
So close it's almost time
Oh the joy that's on the way
A father's heart can hardly wait
To give his children something too good to believe
I've been counting down the days
I wonder if you did the same
The night before you gave the greatest gift to me
God is this the way you felt on Christmas Eve
This house is silent now
But all I can think about is
Oh the joy that's on the way
A father's heart can hardly wait
To give his children something too good to believe
I've been counting down the days
I wonder if you did the same
The night before you gave the greatest gift to me
God is this the way you felt on Christmas Eve