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Artist/Band:
Jethro Tull
Lyrics for Song: Birthday Card At Christmas
Lyrics for Album: The Jethro Tull Christmas Album [2003]
Got a birthday card at Christmas... it made me think of Jesus Christ.
It said, "I love you" in small letters. I simply had to read it twice.
Wood smoke curled from blackened chimneys.
The smell of frost was in the air.
Pole star hovered in the blackness. I looked again... it wasn't there.
People have showered me with presents.
While their minds were fixed on other things.
Sleigh bells, bearded red suit uncles. Pointy trees and angel wings.
I am the shadow in your Christmas. I am the corner of your smile.
Perfunctory in celebration. You offer content but no style.
That little baby Jesus... he got a birthday card or three.
Gold trinkets and cheap frankincense. Some penny baubles for his tree.
Have some time off for good behaviour. Forty days, give or take a few.
Hey there, sweet baby Jesus... Let's share a birthday card with you.
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Birthday Card At Christmas
Birthday Card At Christmas stands as a poignant song in Jethro Tull's extensive discography, appearing on the 2003 release The Jethro Tull Christmas Album. The track captures the band's signature blend of progressive rock and folk sensibilities, showcasing the distinctive vocal delivery and lyrical wit that have defined their career for decades. While the group is often celebrated for complex compositions like Thick As A Brick or the pastoral narratives of Heavy Horses, this holiday recording offers a more intimate reflection on the season. It fits comfortably within their broader catalogue of acoustic and thematic works, demonstrating the band's ability to adapt their sound to seasonal storytelling without sacrificing their unique musical identity. The song remains a notable example of how the ensemble explored lighter, narrative-driven material alongside their heavier progressive roots. |
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| Album Lyrics: The Jethro Tull Christmas Album [2003] |
 Jethro Tull
"The Jethro Tull Christmas Album [2003]"
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