December
Norah Jones(諾拉瓊絲) Lyrics

In Norah Jones' song "December", she speaks of her hopes and dreams for the coming of the winter season. The lyrics paint a vivid picture of longing and yearning for something that seems unattainable. The opening line, "December come to me, I hope I can see you not just in dreams," expresses her desire for a physical presence of the cold month, rather than just a fleeting memory or thought. She goes on to plead with December to return with snow and sunshine, indicating her desire for both the happiness and the melancholy that comes with the season, and to not give up hope that it will return.

The lines "Why can't you believe how much you really mean" suggest that Norah may be speaking to a lover, imploring them to understand the depth of the love she feels. The repetition of the phrase "I will carry you home" reveals a willingness to support and hold up the person she is speaking to, to bring them out of the loneliness they may be feeling. The song speaks to the universal theme of wanting to hold onto something or someone, even when it seems impossible or out of reach.