Christmas is All Around, Movie Music Monday, Love Actually

Christmas is All Around is that one song that always hums winter celebration to me. For Movie Music Monday, coming from the movie “Love Actually.”

Perhaps one of the most hilarious and romantic Noel-themed movies – British humor at its best – who can resist Emma Thompson’s honest performance, Liam Neeson’s heart braking, single dad rendition, Colin Firth’s romantic proof of love (so Victorian!) and Bill Nighy’s originality? Oh, and Alan Rickman, RIP, seven years before Severus Snape…

“I feel it in my fingers,
I feel it in my toes,
Christmas is all around me,
and so the feeling grows
 
It’s written in the wind,
It’s everywhere I go,
So if you really love Christmas,
C’mon and let it snow?
 
You know I love Christmas
I always will
My mind’s made up
The way that I feel
There’s no beginning
There’ll be no end
Cuz on Christmas,
You can depend
 
You gave your presents to me
And I gave mine to you
I need Santa beside me
In everything I do
 
You know I love Christmas
I always will
My mind’s made up
The way that I feel
There’s no beginning
There’ll be no end
Cuz on Christmas,
You can depend
 
Cuz on Christmas,
You can depend
 
It’s written on the wind
It’s everywhere I go
So if you really love me
C’mon and let it snow?
C’mon and let it snow?
So if you really love
C’mon and let it
If you really love me
C’mon and let it
Now if you really love me
C’mon and let it snow?”

“Christmas Is All Around” lyrics and movie clip are property and copyright of their owners. “Love Actually” movie clip is provided for educational purposes and personal use only.

The #MusicMonday meme was created by Drew @ The Tattooed Book Geek. You can pick a song that you really like and share it on Monday. I thoroughly enjoyed this blog feature on Mischenko’s lovely blog, ReadRantRockandroll .

What are your thoughts on Love Actually? Have you watched it yet? If not, December is a good month to watch a romantic comedy with fantastic lines.

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