Billy Gilman's song "White Christmas" is a cover of the classic Christmas song originally written by Irving Berlin. The lyrics describe a longing for a traditional white Christmas, filled with snow, holiday decorations, and the joyful atmosphere that comes with the season. The song starts by setting the scene in Beverly Hills, Los Angeles, where the sun is shining and the palm trees sway. However, despite the beautiful weather, it is December 24th, and the narrator yearns to be in a colder climate up north where Christmas is typically associated with snow. The lyrics continue to express the desire for a white Christmas, reminiscing about the ones the narrator used to know. They mention the glistening treetops and the sound of sleigh bells in the snow, painting a picture of a picturesque winter wonderland. The narrator dreams of experiencing this nostalgic and idyllic holiday atmosphere once again. The lyrics also suggest that the narrator is sending Christmas cards to loved ones, expressing the hope that their days are filled with merriment and brightness. They express a wish for all of their recipients to have white Christmases, suggesting that the snow symbolizes the joy, togetherness, and magical spirit of the holiday season. Overall, Billy Gilman's rendition of "White Christmas" captures the sentimental longing and nostalgia associated with the holiday season. The song celebrates the traditional imagery and feelings that come with a white Christmas, representing the joy, love, and unity that people hope to experience during this special time of year.
