Christmas All Year Long
Tasha Layton's song 'Let's Keep It Christmas' is a playful, upbeat tune about wanting the Christmas season to last all year long. The lyrics describe the sadness of taking down decorations and the joy of keeping holiday traditions alive, even in summer. With a lighthearted tone, the singer admits to being sentimental and expresses a love for Jesus' birthday above her own. The song celebrates the festive spirit and the warmth of Christmas, suggesting that its joy and message shouldn't be limited to one season.
Let me tell you this
December twenty-sixth
Is the saddest day of the year
The cookies turn to crumbs
We knew the day would come
I can't believe it's almost here
But on second thought, again
Who says it has to end?
Don't you dare take that tree down
I don't really see how it's time for the lights to go
Who longs for summer? The heat is a bummer
And rain is just thawed-out snow
Let the calendar move right along
But we got a good thing going on
My Christmas wish is
Let's keep it Christmas
All year long
Tinsel on palm trees, still singing Bing Crosby
My swimsuit is red and green
My Super Bowl party has eggnog and holly
The Fourth of July, same thing
My friends think I'm losing my mind
But I'm having a jolly good time
My Christmas wish is
Let's keep it Christmas
All year long
Maybe I'm too sentimental, is that such a crime?
I think I like Jesus' birthday better than mine
How could it ever be wrong
To keep Joy to the World goin' strong?
My Christmas wish is
Let's keep it Christmas
You might have guessed it
I kinda like Christmas
Already miss it
So let's keep it Christmas
All year long