Lyrical - Adam Smith: “White Christmas” 12.14.25

Some classic Christmas songs have a slowness or sadness to them. You hear a longing in the lyrics and voice of the crooner that almost feel out of sync with the season. Ever think, “Happy songs only. It’s Christmas, for goodness’ sake!”? But why do these songs resonate so deeply? Where do they come from? And what do they tell us about the true meaning of Christmas, and the true meaning of Christianity?

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