I Do Believe It's Christmas Eve
Ashley Olsen Lyrics

Hurry up! They're going to be here any minute.
Ashley is reminding Mary-Kate to speed up their preparation, as their guests are about to arrive soon.

I'm going as fast as I can Ashley.
Mary-Kate is telling Ashley that she is already trying her best to be quick with the preparation.

Are we ready?
Ashley is inquiring if they are done with their preparation before the guests arrive.

I don't know.
Ashley admits that she is unsure if they have completed everything that they need to do.

Just look at all the snow
Ashley is admiring the beauty of the snow outside their window.

And the lights in the tree,
Ashley is appreciating the festive lights adorning their Christmas tree.

And the wreath can you see?
Ashley is asking Mary-Kate if she can see the Christmas wreath hanging on their door.

All the gifts on the mantle,
Ashley is acknowledging the presents displayed on their fireplace's mantle.

The star and the candle
Ashley is referring to the star ornament at the top of their Christmas tree and the candle on their dining table.

The joy, the cheer, (Merry Christmas)
Ashley is expressing the happiness and the good vibes of the holiday season, wishing everyone a Merry Christmas.

All our friends are here.
Ashley is pleased that all their friends have arrived to celebrate Christmas with them.

And the fire's burning bright
Ashley is noticing that the fire in their fireplace is burning brightly.

'Cause Santa's sleigh is on his way tonight.
Ashley is referring to the fact that Santa Claus is on his way that night and that they are keeping the fire burning for him.

I do believe it's Christmas Eve
Ashley believes that it is indeed Christmas Eve and is acknowledging the festive atmosphere around her.

People watch to see those reindeer in the air
Ashley is noting that people look forward to seeing Santa Claus' reindeer fly in the air on Christmas Eve.

The bells are ringing, and people singing
Ashley is describing the sounds of the bells ringing and the people singing Christmas carols.

It's Christmas Eve tonight
Ashley is reiterating that it is Christmas Eve for the final time in the song.

Hi, welcome, come on in!
Ashley is greeting their guests as they arrive.

Merry Christmas! Let me take your coat!
Ashley is wishing their guests a Merry Christmas and offering to take their coats.

Thanks for the gifts. They're great.
Ashley is thanking their guests for their gifts and saying that they think the gifts are great.

Looking at the tree with the star on top
Ashley is looking at their Christmas tree that has a star ornament on top.

And the friends you meet when you Christmas shop
Ashley is referring to the joy of running into friends while doing their Christmas shopping.

The joyous sound from the swingle bell
Ashley is describing the happy sound produced by a jingle bell.

Build the snowman sing Noel
Ashley is referencing the fun activity of building a snowman and singing the Christmas carol 'Noel.'

Holly woods and mistletoes
Ashley is mentioning holiday decorations like holly wood and mistletoe.

It's wrapped up in ribbons and bows
Ashley is describing how holiday presents are usually wrapped up nicely with ribbons and bows.

Sleigh rides roam until it snows
Ashley is envisioning going on sleigh rides until it starts snowing.

Someone's shouting ho ho ho!
Ashley is referring to the classic phrase that Santa Claus is known for saying: 'Ho ho ho.'

I do believe it's Christmas Eve
Ashley is repeating the same line that she sang in the chorus earlier in the song.

Do you remember when tiny child was born?
Ashley is asking the listeners if they remember when the baby Jesus was born.

They gathered 'round and said we found him
Ashley is referencing the biblical story of the shepherds who gathered around the manger after hearing that Jesus was born.

It's Christmas Eve tonight
Ashley is reminding the listeners that it is Christmas Eve for the final time in the song.

Turkey stuffings, fresh cooked hams,
Ashley is listing some popular holiday foods like turkey and ham that are often served during Christmas dinner.

Pumpkin pies and candy yams,
Ashley is also naming some holiday desserts like pumpkin pie and candied yams.

Rudolph's nose and Santa Claus
Ashley is mentioning classic holiday characters like Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer and Santa Claus.

Carolers sing baa baa!
Ashley is referring to the fun tradition of singing Christmas carols, including the popular 'Jingle Bells' that has the lyrics 'Jingle bells, jingle bells, jingle all the way. Oh! what fun it is to ride in a one-horse open sleigh, hey! Baa-baa!'

Here's for all the girls and boys
Ashley is dedicating this line to all the kids who are excited for Christmas morning and the presents they will receive.

Stockings full of gifts and joys
Ashley is specifically mentioning the tradition of hanging stockings on the fireplace mantle that will be full of surprises and happy moments.

People smile who pass you buy
Ashley is observing how the holiday season brings joy and happiness to people, and everyone seems to be smiling.

Children cheer the reason why
Ashley is acknowledging that kids are excited and happy during the holiday season, and that's because they know that it is Christmas time.

It's Christmas Eve do you believe?
Ashley is again asking the listeners if they believe that it is Christmas Eve.

In the star that's shining high up in the sky
Ashley is referencing the biblical story of the Star of Bethlehem that guided the three wise men to the baby Jesus.

It came to guide us
Ashley is noting how the Star of Bethlehem led the wise men to Jesus, and it serves as a symbol of guidance and hope for everyone else.

He's here beside us
Ashley is acknowledging that Jesus is with them, and he is present in everyone's hearts during Christmas time.

On Christmas Eve tonight
Ashley is again reminding the listeners that it is Christmas Eve for the final time in the song.

Gather around us and have a cup of cheer
Ashley is inviting everyone to come together and share in the joy and merriment of the holiday season by having a drink.

The bells are ringing and voices singing
Ashley is again referencing the jingle of the bells and the sound of people singing Christmas carols.

On Christmas Eve tonight
Ashley is repeating the same chorus line from earlier in the song to close out the track.