Abbotsford (OnFocus) – Holiday songs make their appearance each year, and the presence of Christmas carols brings joy. Christmas carols are more than just the music, it’s the lyrics in Christmas songs that carry powerful messages.
The Braintrust identifies one song whose lyrics share a special message, and we all can take comfort in its message.
Thank You, by Pentatonix
Thank you for your smile
It’s warmer than the fire
Your gentle laughter
Is sweeter than a choir
I can’t believe
This year you’ve got me through
The least I can do
Is thank you
Lyrics: Thank You, by Pentatonix
With little joys and little fears
It’s finally here, Christmas day
My love, I need some hope
A little faith, a hand to hold
It’s awfully cold, Christmas day
But you pick me up and then pick me up again
Like the winter leaves I can’t survive
Without your light
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It’s warmer than the fire
Your gentle laughter
Is sweeter than a choir
I’ll never know
The right words to choose
So all I can say
Is thank you
And talked about growing old
So here’s to a hundrеd more Christmas days
This house will be our homе
And my heart will be your own
As the candles glow, Christmas day
But I’ll pick you up and then pick you up again
Like our winter tree on Christmas night
It needs some light
It’s warmer than the fire
Your gentle laughter
Is sweeter than a choir
I’ll never know
The right words to choose
So all I can say
Is thank you
Thank you
But I’m just blinded by your eyes
I look outside, the ground is white
But you and I should probably stay inside
It’s warmer than the fire
Your gentle laughter
Is sweeter than a choir
I can’t believe
This year you’ve got me through
The least I can do
Is thank you
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Author: David Keech
David Keech is a retired teacher and works as a sportswriter, sports official and as an educational consultant. He has reported on amateur sports since 2011, known as 'KeechDaVoice.' David can be reached at [email protected]
