If Everyone Believed from O Holy Night

If Everyone Believed from O Holy Night – people carry lanterns toward a radiant hilltop Nativity.

If Everyone Believed from O Holy Night

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It was 1983
On a snowy Christmas Eve
With my family
And the Christmas tree and lights

That was when it all went wrong
Someone turned the TV on
And the evening news
Broadcast the blues that night

But my dad saw my despair
He put his arm around me there
He said, “Let me tell you this
It’s my lifelong Christmas wish”
He said

If everyone believed
Oh, what a happy place it would be
We’d live in peace on earth as a great big family
If everyone believed

Now the years have come and gone
But that Christmas wish lives on
It’s the thing I pray
When the holidays draw near

You see the news is still real sad
And people, they’re both good and bad
But you just might cope
If you spread some hope and cheer

So as we sing ‘Joy To The Earth’
And celebrate the Savior’s birth
I pull my family close to me
And tell them how the world could be

If everyone believed
Oh, what a happy place it would be
We’d live in peace on earth as a great big family
If everyone believed

And I know that it’s easy to say
Oh, but I’m gonna dream it anyway
‘Cause a dream becomes a song
And when we sing it we pass it on

If everyone believed
Oh, what a happy place it would be
We’d live in peace on earth as a great big family
If everyone believed, if everyone believed

If Everyone Believed from O Holy Night – people carry lanterns toward a radiant hilltop Nativity.

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About the carol If Everyone Believed from O Holy Night

“If Everyone Believed from O Holy Night” is a Christmas recording by David Phelps based on the traditional carol “O Holy Night.” Phelps is known for his powerful Christian vocal performances, and this interpretation emphasizes the message of faith and hope found within the original hymn.

The song focuses on the idea that belief in the message of Christmas could bring greater peace and compassion to the world. It reflects on the birth of Jesus and the hope associated with the Nativity, encouraging listeners to consider the impact of faith and love.

David Phelps’ strong vocal delivery gives the song a dramatic and inspirational quality. Its connection to Christmas comes from the original hymn’s focus on Christ’s birth and the meaning of the holiday. This version highlights the message of hope and transformation associated with the Christmas story.