Engelbert Humperdinck's song "Snowy Christmas (Medley)" is a compilation of two classic Christmas songs: "Let It Snow! Let It Snow! Let It Snow!" and "Winter Wonderland." The medley combines the themes of snowy winter weather, holiday cheer, and love. The song begins with the lyrics of "Let It Snow! Let It Snow! Let It Snow!" which describes the cozy atmosphere indoors during a snowstorm. The singer expresses delight in the warmth of the fire and the absence of any obligations that require leaving the comfort of home. The repetition of "let it snow" emphasizes the desire for the snowfall to continue. As the song transitions to "Winter Wonderland," the focus shifts to the festive spirit of Christmas. The lyrics describe the joyous atmosphere and the various sights associated with the holiday season, such as the decorated storefronts and the traditional Christmas decor like candy canes and holly wreaths. The medley briefly returns to "Let It Snow! Let It Snow! Let It Snow!" to highlight the anticipation of a romantic moment shared with a loved one. Despite the reluctance to go out in the storm, the singer finds solace in the embrace of their partner, keeping them warm throughout the journey home. The song concludes with a reference to the iconic line from "Winter Wonderland" – "Sleigh bells ring, are you listening?" – before transitioning into the final lines of "Let It Snow! Let It Snow! Let It Snow!" The fading fire symbolizes the end of the evening, and though they must bid farewell, the singer expresses contentment as long as they are loved. Overall, "Snowy Christmas (Medley)" portrays a picturesque winter scene, the joyous ambiance of Christmas, and the warmth found in the company of loved ones during the holiday season.
