"Last Christmas" is not originally a song by Johnny Orlando, but a classic Christmas song originally performed by the British pop duo Wham! in 1984. However, Johnny Orlando has covered the song in his own rendition. The song tells the story of love and heartbreak during the Christmas season. The narrator reflects on last Christmas when they gave their heart to someone, but that person quickly gave it away to someone else. This year, the narrator wants to avoid being hurt again, so they decide to give their heart to someone special. The lyrics express the narrator's feelings of longing and vulnerability. They mention being cautious and keeping their distance after being hurt before. Despite this, they still hold feelings for the person who broke their heart and wonder if that person even recognizes them. The narrator acknowledges being a fool but admits that if they were to receive a kiss from the person who hurt them, they would be fooled again. The chorus emphasizes the theme of giving love during Christmas and the desire to find someone special who will appreciate and cherish it. The crowded room and tired eyes symbolize the feeling of being surrounded by people but still feeling alone. The narrator hides from the person who hurt them and describes them as having a cold and unfeeling nature, referring to their soul as ice. The song concludes with a realization that the narrator has found a real love and is determined not to be fooled again. The lyrics express hope for a future Christmas where they can give their heart to someone who truly appreciates them. Overall, "Last Christmas" is a popular holiday song that explores themes of love, heartbreak, and the search for someone special to share Christmas with. Johnny Orlando's rendition adds his own style and interpretation to the classic song.
