Christmas Is All Around
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
Come on 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
‘Cause on Christmas
You can depend
You gave your presents to me
And I gave mine to you (I gave mine to you)
I need Santa beside me
In everything I do (ah, ah, ah-ah)
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
‘Cause on Christmas
(You can depend) you can depend
It’s written on the wind
It’s everywhere I go
So if you really love me
Come on and let it show
Come on and let it show
So if you really love (you know I love you)
Come on and let it
If you really love me (you know I love you)
Come on and let it
Now if you really love me
Come on and let it show

Listen to the song
Hør sangen


About the carol Christmas Is All Around
“Christmas Is All Around” is the fictional Christmas song performed by Billy Mack, the character played by Bill Nighy in the 2003 film Love Actually. The song is presented in the film as a deliberately festive reworking of the fictional singer’s earlier hit “Love Is All Around.” Its exaggerated performance and humorous lyrics make it an unusual Christmas song, using the familiar format of a seasonal pop single as part of the film’s comedy.
The song celebrates the arrival of Christmas with an intentionally simple message: Christmas is everywhere and the holiday atmosphere surrounds everyone. Billy Mack’s performance is deliberately over-the-top, reflecting the character’s attempt to return to the charts with a Christmas hit. The recording therefore works on two levels: it functions as a festive song within the film while also parodying the formula of commercially successful Christmas singles.
Its connection to Christmas is inseparable from Love Actually, where the song becomes part of the film’s broader collection of stories about relationships, loneliness and celebration during the holiday season. The fictional song has nevertheless become recognizable outside the film and is often remembered alongside real Christmas recordings. Bill Nighy’s performance as Billy Mack gives it much of its distinctive character and comic appeal.





