This Must Be Christmas - Kodaline

Come down to the manger, see the little stranger Wrapped in swaddling clothes, the prince of peace The wheels start turning, torches start burning And the whole wise men journey from the east How a little baby boy Bring the people so much joy Son of a carpenter Mary carried the light This must be Christmas, must be tonight Shepherd on the hillside, went over my flock I bide On a cold winter night, a band of Angels sing In a dream I heard a voice say, "Fear not, come rejoice It's the end of the beginning, praise the new born King" How a little baby boy Bring the people so much joy Son of a carpenter Mary carried the light This must be Christmas, must be tonight I saw it with my own eyes, written up in the skies Why a simple herdsmen such as I And then it came to pass, he was born at last Right below the star that shines on high How a little baby boy Bring the people so much joy Son of a carpenter, Mary carried the light This must be Christmas, must be tonight Son of a carpenter, Mary carried the light This must be Christmas, must be tonight Be tonight, be tonight Be tonight, be tonight Be tonight, be tonight...

Come down to the manger, see the little stranger Wrapped in swaddling clothes, the Prince of peace Wheels start turning, torches start burning Behold wise men journey from the East How a little baby Boy bringing people so much joy? Son of a carpenter, Mary carried the light This must be Christmas, must be tonight A shepherd on a hillside, while over my flock I bide On a cold winter night a band of angels sing In a dream I heard a voice saying, "Fear not, come rejoice It's the end of the beginning, praise the new born King" How a little baby Boy bringing people so much joy? Son of a carpenter, Mary carried the light This must be Christmas, must be tonight I saw it with my own eyes, written up in the skies But why a simple herdsmen such as I And then it came to pass, He was born at last Right below the star that shines on high How a little baby Boy bringing people so much joy? Son of a carpenter, Mary carried the light This must be Christmas, must be tonight

Oh, no one else is happily Recklessly asking for more than What they may need I can't say what I need Oh, temper what you say if you've Nothing nice to say So my grandmother says to me With her heart on her sleeve So, sadly I left the door Open and I let the dog out in the snow Oh where did she go? Oh, father friend, will you punish me, punish me With a look of contempt, with a look of contempt I can recall Oh, I know you did right by me, right by me Wagging your hands when you found me With a bag of your things Please, please don't be a stranger here A stranger who takes from the world Who takes from the world You, you must be a Christmas tree, a Christmas tree You light up the room, oh, you light up the room Oh you light up the room So, suddenly you kiss me You tickled me in front of your mother Who looked away With her hands on her face Don't run away my friend You won't be back again You said you needed me But I know that you needed yourself to be cleaned of me Don't run away my friend You won't be back again You said you needed me But I know that you needed yourself to be cleaned of me Don't run away my friend You won't be back again You ran your hands through my hair in the snow Where the frost of it blows with the terrible ghost Don't run away my friend You won't be back again You said you needed me But I know...