I'll Be Home for Christmas
Scott Weiland Lyrics


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I'm dreamin' tonight of a place I love
Even more then I usually do
And although I know it's a long road back
I promise you

I'll be home for Christmas
You can count on me
Please have snow and mistletoe
And presents under the tree
Christmas Eve will find me
Where the love light beams
I'll be home for Christmas
If only in my dreams

Christmas Eve will find me
Where the love light beams
I'll be home for Christmas




If only in my dreams
If only in my dreams

Overall Meaning

The song "I'll Be Home for Christmas" by Scott Weiland is a heartfelt rendition of the classic Yuletide tune originally sung by Bing Crosby. The lyrics express the longing of a person who is far from home and dear ones during the festive season and dreams of reuniting with them. The opening lines, "I'm dreamin' tonight of a place I love, Even more than I usually do" reveal that the singer is missing home more than ever.


The next line, "And although I know it's a long road back, I promise you" suggests that the person is aware of the distance that separates them from their loved ones, yet they are resolved to make it home for Christmas. The chorus, "I'll be home for Christmas, You can count on me, Please have snow and mistletoe, And presents under the tree" conveys the heartfelt promise of the singer to be home for Christmas, no matter how difficult a journey it might be.


The final lines of the song "Christmas Eve will find me, Where the love light beams, I'll be home for Christmas, If only in my dreams” echo a bittersweet sentiment that even if the person can't make it home physically, they will be there in spirit. The song captures the essence of the holiday season perfectly, with its blend of nostalgia, longing, and promise of hope.


Line by Line Meaning

I'm dreamin' tonight of a place I love
I am thinking about a place that is dear to me, that I truly love.


Even more than I usually do
My thoughts are more intense than usual.


And although I know it's a long road back
Even though I am aware that it's difficult and far away.


I promise you
I assure you.


I'll be home for Christmas
I will come back home for Christmas.


You can count on me
You can trust me.


Please have snow and mistletoe
I hope it would be great if there is snow and mistletoe.


And presents under the tree
I hope there will be gifts under the tree.


Christmas Eve will find me
On Christmas Eve, I will be there.


Where the love light beams
Where love is shining brightly.


I'll be home for Christmas
I will come back home for Christmas.


If only in my dreams
Even if just in my imagination.


If only in my dreams
Even if it's just in my mind.




Lyrics © Tratore, Warner Chappell Music, Inc.
Written by: Kim Gannon, Walter Kent

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Comments from YouTube:

RHINO

Nothing says Christmas quite like this beautiful collection of traditional carols and peaceful holiday classics. Listen to the Classical Christmas playlist 🎹❄️ https://lnk.to/ClassicalChristmas

Fadie Ariansyah

Finally you're home for christmas, Scott. May your troubled soul rest in peace now..

Cheyenne Cambri

thanks i needed to cry tonight

Jake the Mdog

Scott Weiland, the man with 100 voices!

Christopher Cassata

Just so you folks know, for many, many years "top" performers were asked to perform Christmas albums....going back to 1925.....this is a tradition...Scott was a top performer...

Stephanie Cherry Wright

You are dearly remembered and never forgotten. R.I.P. Scott Weiland 💙

Val Halla

I wish you could be home for Christmas, Scott. You meant a lot to so many people.

nikola610

I love this. What a range of vocal talent. Beautiful.

Allee Weiland

Scott was amazing! What a beautiful voice he had :)

Chris Rolls

The coolest thing about this vid is the fact that someone actually displayed the people that don’t often make it home for Christmas.

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