It's a house full of noise 'cause the family's all in town
It's an attic full of toys so the kids won't find out
The smell of cookies in the oven, it's a slow dance in the kitchen
Oh, ain't it somethin', it's a Christmas to believe in
It's in the snow making angels, it's a mistletoe kiss
It's an empty seat at the table to remember who we miss
It's a candle light carol, it's a grateful choir singin'
Oh Hark! The Herald, it's a Christmas to believe in
More than just a Merry Christmas
I'm wishing you a Christmas to believe in
Where the moments turn to memories
And years from now you'll close your eyes and see them
More than just another busy season
I'm wishing you a Christmas to believe in
It's a blanket by the fire watching all our favorite movies
"It's A Wonderful Life" in black and white just like it should be
It's Salvation Army bells, hear them ringing to remind us
There's a world that needs our help, may compassion come and find us
More than just a Merry Christmas
I'm wishing you a Christmas to believe in
Where the moments turn to memories
And years from now you'll close your eyes and see them
More than just another busy season
I'm wishing you a Christmas to believe in
A Christmas to believe in
Hallelujah, we believe in Christmas
It's grandpa's Bible opened up to Luke Chapter 2
It's the greatest gift of love being born for me and you
It's a heart returning home to the One who is the reason
Every Christmas is a Christmas to believe in
May your Christmas be a Christmas to believe in
A Christmas To Believe In
Matthew West's 'A Christmas to Believe In' paints a warm picture of family traditions, from the noise of relatives gathering to the smell of cookies and slow dances in the kitchen. The song balances joyful moments like making snow angels and watching classic movies with tender acknowledgments of missing loved ones and the call to help those in need. It centers on the true meaning of Christmas, referencing Luke Chapter 2 and the birth of Jesus as the greatest gift. West encourages listeners to cherish memories and find deeper significance beyond the busy season, making it a heartfelt invitation to embrace the wonder of Christmas.