The song "Blame It On The Mistletoe" by Heffron Drive tells the story of a person who wants to express their love and affection to someone during the Christmas season. The lyrics convey the desire to spend time with this person, engaging in activities such as ice skating and dancing under the lights. The song also highlights the willingness to give up materialistic things, like presents, just to have the person under the Christmas tree. However, despite the protagonist's efforts, the recipient remains cold and distant, represented by the metaphor of a snowman's heart. The lyrics express the protagonist's frustration in trying to show their feelings, knowing that it won't be easy to break through the recipient's emotional barriers. There is a sense of longing and a desire to find a way to convey the depth of their emotions. The chorus introduces the element of mistletoe, which traditionally signifies a kiss. The protagonist suggests pausing the talking and taking advantage of the mistletoe to share a moment of intimacy. The lyrics playfully mention that they can blame their actions on the mistletoe, highlighting the desire for an excuse to act on their feelings. The song also mentions that the protagonist has been writing carols since the summer, emphasizing the dedication and longing for this person's presence. The hope is that Santa Claus will make one last stop to fulfill their wish. Overall, "Blame It On The Mistletoe" is a heartfelt Christmas song about unrequited love and the yearning to have a special connection during the holiday season, even if it means using the excuse of mistletoe to express one's feelings.
