I Wanna Kiss You So (Christmas In A Nutshell)
Girls Aloud · Other Songs - Girls Aloud
If santa needs a helper why should it be me
and I like dancing the night away
and waking up to jingle bells on christmas day
and christmas morning when the
church bells ring
my heart starts beating fast
oh, i'll ever stop being a big kid
deep in my heart
I wanna kiss you so
like no-ones done before
under the misletoe
well fall in love for sure
it's only a kiss you know
so don't you ask for more
under the misletoe
we'll fall in love for sure
I make angels in the snow
I like that funny feeling when my bum gets cold
and I like getting in a snowball fight
then racing my toboggan through
the starry night
and christmas morning when the
church bells ring
my heart starts beating fast
oh, i'll ever stop being a big kid
deep in my heart
I wanna kiss you so
like no-ones done before
under the misletoe
well fall in love for sure
it's only a kiss you know
so don't you ask for more
under the misletoe
we'll fall in love for sure
Christmas ain't fun
if your heart don't feel young
I guess i'll always believe
there's a big kid in me
and christmas morning when the
church bells ring
my heart starts beating fast
oh, i'll ever stop being a big kid
deep in my heart
I wanna kiss you so
like no-ones done before
under the misletoe
well fall in love for sure
it's only a kiss you know
so don't you ask for more
under the misletoe
we'll fall in love for sure
Bish Bash bong whoo
we're just another christmas
crazy family baby
bish bash bong whoo
we'll be loving christmas day
oh, when we're 80
I Wanna Kiss You So (Christmas In A Nutshell)
Girls Aloud delivered a festive standout with this 2004 single, capturing the group's signature pop energy during the holiday season. The track serves as a concise celebration of Christmas romance, fitting seamlessly into the band's broader catalogue of chart-topping hits. As part of their early discography, the recording highlights the ensemble's ability to blend seasonal themes with their established vocal harmonies and upbeat production. While the song stands as a seasonal favorite, it reflects the group's consistent approach to crafting accessible, radio-friendly pop anthems. This release remains a notable song in their holiday contributions, showcasing their versatility beyond standard summer releases and cementing their status as a defining act in British pop music.