The song "Christmas Kiss" by Janet Devlin is a lighthearted and playful Christmas song where the narrator, who has been single for four years, writes a letter to Santa Claus asking for a special gift. Instead of material things like a brand new Ferrari or dolls, the narrator asks for a Christmas kiss. The song begins with the narrator addressing Santa Claus, explaining that they are writing a letter to him to express their desire for a special gift. They acknowledge that Santa Claus must be busy but assure him that they won't take much time. The narrator then proceeds to explain that they have been single for four years and would like a Christmas kiss as a gift. They mention that they are different from other girls who ask for toys and dolls. The narrator emphasizes that they don't need any material possessions like a Ferrari, as a simple kiss would suffice. The chorus of the song repeatedly asks for a Christmas kiss, with the narrator hoping that Santa Claus is listening and understands their request. They believe that this year is different and express their longing for that missing piece in their life. The narrator then contrasts themselves with the little boys who only ask for toys, highlighting their unique request for something more meaningful. They reiterate that they have been a good girl throughout the year and promise not to misbehave if Santa Claus fulfills their wish. In the end, the narrator restates their desire for a Christmas kiss, emphasizing that it would be a nice gift. Overall, the song captures the innocent and hopeful romantic wishes of someone who feels lonely during the holiday season and longs for a special connection.
