Merry Christmas Baby
C. Quents Lyrics

Merry Christmas, Baby
The author wishes a joyful and fulfilling Christmas to their loved one.

I wish that You were here
The author wishes their loved one was physically present with them during the holiday season.

I've been hoping, praying maybe I could give away my fear
The author has been longing for a way to overcome the fear of being without their loved one during the holidays.

Of being alone without You at home
The author fears being alone at home, without their loved one on Christmas day.

How I miss You when we're apart
The author deeply misses their loved one when they are not together.

But I'll treasure it all, the grand and the small Sweet memories are gifts to the heart
The author has learned to cherish all memories, big and small, as they bring joy and comfort to the heart.

Merry Christmas with love
The author expresses their warm feelings of love towards their loved one during the Christmas season.

Many long to see this day
The author acknowledges that many people look forward to Christmas day with anticipation.

Wish that I had more to give You Than a stable and some hay
The author expresses their desire to give their loved one something more meaningful than a simple gift like a stable and some hay.

One look in Your eyes reassured me That I am right where You wanted me
The author felt reassured and comforted by their loved one's look, knowing that they were exactly where they were meant to be.

In the midst of this stall, the wonder of all Is how grand something small can be
The author marvels at how even the humblest and smallest things, like a stable, can be grand and meaningful when seen through the eyes of love and faith.

Merry Christmas with love, love
The author reiterates their warm feelings of love towards their loved one during the Christmas season.

Is it true that I can give You All my hopes and all my fears?
The author wonders if they can rely on their loved one to support them through everything, including their fears and hopes.

From being alone to things I've done wrong My tomorrows, come what may You're the Lord of it all, the grand and the small Tiny wonder, Ancient of Days
The author acknowledges their weaknesses and past mistakes, but trusts their loved one to guide them through their future struggles, no matter how big or small. They also recognize the wonder of the divine in the small and humble things.