(Verse 1) I remember Christmas mornings, oh so long ago, Frosty windowpanes, the world wrapped in snow. Momma hummin’ carols, sweet as sugar pie, Cinnamon and coffee, oh, how time flies by. (Chorus) Those Christmas mornings, wrapped in love and cheer, With every little moment, I hold so near. From the smell of the kitchen to the laughter we’d share, Those Christmas mornings, forever in the air. (Verse 2) I’d race down the hallway, heart pounding in my chest, Eyes wide with wonder, oh, How I was so blessed. Presents piled up high, with ribbons and bows, Wrapping paper flying, oh, how the joy flows. (Chorus) Those Christmas mornings, wrapped in love and cheer, With every little moment, I hold so near. From the smell of the kitchen to the laughter we’d share, Those Christmas mornings, forever in the air. (Verse 3) Daddy in his flannel, with a grin from ear to ear, Sippin’ on hot cocoa, his laughter filled the year. He’d tell us stories, ‘bout reindeers at play, As the radio played songs into the day. (Chorus) Those Christmas mornings, wrapped in love and cheer, With every little moment, I hold so near. From the smell of the kitchen to the laughter we’d share, Those Christmas mornings, forever in the air. (Bridge) And now that I’m older, I chase those dreams back, I hold my own kids close, while we share a laugh. With every ornament hung, and the lights shining bright, I’m passin' down the magic that filled our hearts with light. (Chorus) Those Christmas mornings, wrapped in love and cheer, With every little moment, I hold so near. From the smell of the kitchen to the laughter we’d share, Those Christmas mornings, forever in the air. (Outro) So here’s to those sweet moments, When the world felt warm and bright, I’ll carry them forever, In each star that lights the night. Oh, those Alabama Christmas memories, They’re my guiding light, In the glow of every Christmas, They’ll always feel so right.
