Silent Night -
frank sinatra | bing crosby Lyrics

The first two lines of this classic Christmas carol, "Silent Night, Holy Night," evoke a sense of peace and tranquility. The singer wishes that all is calm and bright, as they describe the "virgin mother and child" who are at the center of the story. The third and fourth lines of the verse describe the baby Jesus, who is "holy" and "tender and mild." The final two lines once again invite the listener to imagine the baby sleeping peacefully in a state of "heavenly peace."

One can interpret the lyrics of "Silent Night" in different ways, but a common interpretation is that the song is about love and salvation. The image of a peaceful sleeping baby is a powerful symbol of innocence, vulnerability, and hope. The song celebrates the birth of Jesus, who according to Christian belief, came to bring light to a dark world and offer a path to salvation. The reference to the "virgin mother" and the miraculous birth of Jesus underscores the sacredness and mystery of the event. In this sense, "Silent Night, Holy Night" is not just a Christmas carol, but a hymn that exalts the divine and the human at once.