Lonely This Christmas
Blue · Other Songs - Blue
It'll be lonely this Christmas
Without you to hold
It'll be lonely this Christmas
Lonely and cold
It'll be cold, so cold
Without you to hold
This Christmas
Try and imagine
A house that's not a home
no where at all
Try to imagine
A Christmas all alone
That's where I'll be
Since you left me
My tears will melt the snow
What can I do
Without you, I got no place to go
It'll be lonely this Christmas
Without you to hold
It'll be lonely this Christmas
Lonely and cold
It'll be cold, so cold (so cold)
Without you to hold
This Christmas
Yeah
It'll be lonely this Christmas
Without you to hold
It'll be lonely this Christmas
Lonely and cold
It'll be cold, so cold (cold, so cold)
Without you to hold
This Christmas (This Christmas, yeah...)
This Christmas
Without you to hold
It'll be lonely this Christmas
Lonely and cold
It'll be cold, so cold
Without you to hold
This Christmas
Try and imagine
A house that's not a home
no where at all
Try to imagine
A Christmas all alone
That's where I'll be
Since you left me
My tears will melt the snow
What can I do
Without you, I got no place to go
It'll be lonely this Christmas
Without you to hold
It'll be lonely this Christmas
Lonely and cold
It'll be cold, so cold (so cold)
Without you to hold
This Christmas
Yeah
It'll be lonely this Christmas
Without you to hold
It'll be lonely this Christmas
Lonely and cold
It'll be cold, so cold (cold, so cold)
Without you to hold
This Christmas (This Christmas, yeah...)
This Christmas
Lonely This Christmas
Blue's 'Lonely This Christmas' stands as a defining track from the mid-2000s, capturing the melancholic spirit of the holiday season through its signature synth-pop sound. Released during the height of the UK garage and electro-pop era, the song exemplifies the genre's characteristic blend of upbeat instrumentation and introspective lyrics. As a staple of the artist's discography, the recording reflects the broader cultural shift toward digital production that characterized the late 2000s. Its enduring popularity stems from its ability to evoke a specific mood of festive isolation, making it a recognizable anthem for the genre and a frequent choice for seasonal playlists.