Christmas Where We Are
Now I don’t need Central Park or snowy weather
And I don’t care if it’s 98 degrees
Just as long as we can be together
Anywhere you are is fine by me
Well now, I don’t need to wrap up boxes
Or put lights on a tree
All I want is you right here beside me
Your love is the only gift I need
Well, I don’t need tinsel and lights
Or a tree with a star
All I need is to hold you tight
No matter how near or far
We can have Christmas where we are
Christmas where we are
You can have your Tennessee Christmas
And your evergreens
We can keep this spirit with us
Wherever it may lead
Oh, oh, oh
Ooh-ooh, ooh-ooh
I can be your Silent Night
And I’ll be your Noel
All the joy you bring to my life is
Sweeter than Silver Bells
Oh, I don’t need tinsel and lights
Or a tree with a star
All I need is to hold you tight
No matter how near or far
It don’t matter, baby
It don’t matter how near or far
We can have Christmas where we are
We can have Christmas where we are
Mm-mm
Oh, Merry Christmas, baby
Merry Christmas, baby
Let’s have Christmas where we are
(Christmas where we are)
(Christmas where we are)
(Christmas where we are)
(Christmas where we are…)
Listen to the song
Hør sangen
About the carol Christmas Where We Are
“Christmas Where We Are” is a Christmas song performed by Dolly Parton featuring Billy Ray Cyrus. The song combines the warmth of country music with themes of family, home and togetherness. Both artists are known for their storytelling approach, making the song a natural fit for a holiday setting.
The song focuses on creating Christmas wherever people are together. Instead of emphasizing a perfect location or traditional setting, it suggests that the true meaning of Christmas comes from the people sharing the moment. Love, family and connection become more important than surroundings.
Dolly Parton and Billy Ray Cyrus bring a warm country style to the recording. Its connection to Christmas comes from its message that the holiday is created through relationships and shared experiences. “Christmas Where We Are” reflects the idea that Christmas can be meaningful anywhere when people celebrate with those they love.
