This song seemingly tackles the methods of deception those who manipulate others use to get victims to follow their demands, as well as diverting attention away from important issues. They'll also use it as a means to convince people to hate or kill others by pretending acts of terrorism were committed by the enemy when the acts themselves were done by the masters of control to promote discrimination and hate. It also reinforces the idea that these manipulative forces operate in various locations, infiltrating everyday life without detection, and propagate any and everywhere.
In general, it highlights the danger of hidden agendas, manipulation, and distraction, serving as a critique of those who exploit chaos and confusion to control and gain power, depicting a cautionary tale against falling into their traps. It encourages us to question the narratives presented to us and remain vigilant against manipulation in various parts of society.
Everything is different
But nothing's changed
Now we're going in circles
It's Christmas again
Well can't you hear the sleigh bells ring?
All our voices unite
And look up to the heavens
See the stars shining bright
Oh, everybody needs a little lovin'
Around Christmas time
Somehow you got to know you're gonna be all right
Oh, do you really remember how it used to be
Sitting under the Christmas tree
In your heart you'll find the season
Oh, yeah, oh
We've been blessed by the children
Black, yellow, and white
They believe in the things
We try to deny
Oh, so throw down your weapons
Don't continue the fight
And let's love one another
On this holy night
Oh, everybody needs a little lovin'
Around Christmas time
Somehow you got to know you're gonna be all right
Oh, oh, do you really remember how it used to be
Sitting under the Christmas tree
In your heart you'll find the season
Oh, (reach down inside) would you reach down inside
(Your heart and see) your heart and see all the love
Oh, in your heart (in your heart) you'll find the reason
Everybody needs a little lovin'
Around Christmas time
Somehow you got to know you're gonna be all right
Oh, you're gonna be all right
Do you really remember how it used to be?
Me loving you and you loving me
In your heart you'll find the season
Oh, everybody needs a little lovin'
Around Christmas time, oh
Somehow you gotta know you're gonna be all right
(Somehow you've got to know it's gonna be all right)
Everybody needs a little lovin' around Christmas time
(Around Christmas time)
Somehow you gotta know you're gonna be all right
(If you know you're gonna be all right)
Everybody needs a little lovin' around Christmas time
(Everybody needs a little lovin' around Christmas time)
Somehow you gotta know you're gonna be all right
Somehow you gotta know, oh
Yeah-yeah, yeah-yeah, yeah-yeah-yeah
Everybody needs a little lovin' around Christmas time
Somehow you gotta know you're gonna be all right
Oh, you're gonna be alright
Everybody needs a little lovin' around Christmas time
Somehow you gotta know you're gonna be all right
Oh, you're gonna be alright
Everybody needs a little lovin' around Christmas time
But nothing's changed
Now we're going in circles
It's Christmas again
Well can't you hear the sleigh bells ring?
All our voices unite
And look up to the heavens
See the stars shining bright
Oh, everybody needs a little lovin'
Around Christmas time
Somehow you got to know you're gonna be all right
Oh, do you really remember how it used to be
Sitting under the Christmas tree
In your heart you'll find the season
Oh, yeah, oh
We've been blessed by the children
Black, yellow, and white
They believe in the things
We try to deny
Oh, so throw down your weapons
Don't continue the fight
And let's love one another
On this holy night
Oh, everybody needs a little lovin'
Around Christmas time
Somehow you got to know you're gonna be all right
Oh, oh, do you really remember how it used to be
Sitting under the Christmas tree
In your heart you'll find the season
Oh, (reach down inside) would you reach down inside
(Your heart and see) your heart and see all the love
Oh, in your heart (in your heart) you'll find the reason
Everybody needs a little lovin'
Around Christmas time
Somehow you got to know you're gonna be all right
Oh, you're gonna be all right
Do you really remember how it used to be?
Me loving you and you loving me
In your heart you'll find the season
Oh, everybody needs a little lovin'
Around Christmas time, oh
Somehow you gotta know you're gonna be all right
(Somehow you've got to know it's gonna be all right)
Everybody needs a little lovin' around Christmas time
(Around Christmas time)
Somehow you gotta know you're gonna be all right
(If you know you're gonna be all right)
Everybody needs a little lovin' around Christmas time
(Everybody needs a little lovin' around Christmas time)
Somehow you gotta know you're gonna be all right
Somehow you gotta know, oh
Yeah-yeah, yeah-yeah, yeah-yeah-yeah
Everybody needs a little lovin' around Christmas time
Somehow you gotta know you're gonna be all right
Oh, you're gonna be alright
Everybody needs a little lovin' around Christmas time
Somehow you gotta know you're gonna be all right
Oh, you're gonna be alright
Everybody needs a little lovin' around Christmas time
Lyrics submitted by sunnybunnygirl
Christmas Time Lyrics as written by Isaac Hanson Zachary Walker Hanson
Lyrics © Universal Music Publishing Group, Kobalt Music Publishing Ltd.
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