I Wish It Could Be Christmas Everyday

Girls Aloud · Other Songs - Girls Aloud

Oh when the snowman brings the snow

Oh well he just might like to know

He's put a great big smile

On somebody's face



If you jump into your bed

And you cover up your head

Don't you lock the doors

You know that sweet Santa Claus

Is on he's way



[Chorus:]

Well I wish it could be Christmas everyday

When the kids start singing

And the band begins to play

Oh I wish it could be Christmas everyday

Let the bells ring out for Christmas



When we're skating in the park

If the storm cloud paints it dark

Then your rosy cheeks are gonna light

My merry way



Now the frosticals appeared

And they've frozen up my beard

And so we'll lie by the fire

Till the sleep simply melts them all away



[Chorus:]

Well I wish it could be Christmas everyday

When the kids start singing

And the band begins to play

Oh I wish it could be Christmas everyday

Let the bells ring out for Christmas



When the snowman brings the snow

Well he just might like to know

He's put a great big smile

On somebody's face



So if Santa brings that sleigh

All along the Milky Way

I'll sign my name on the rooftop in the snow

Then he may decide to stay



[Chorus:]

Well I wish it could be Christmas everyday

When the kids start singing

And the band begins to play

Oh I wish it could be Christmas everyday

Let the bells ring out for Christmas



Well I wish it could be Christmas everyday

When the kids start singing

And the band begins to play

Oh I wish it could be Christmas everyday

Let the bells ring out for Christmas



Why don't you give your love, for Christmas

I Wish It Could Be Christmas Everyday

Released by the British girl group Girls Aloud, this track serves as a festive anthem that blends pop sensibilities with holiday cheer. The song captures the universal longing for a permanent winter wonderland, a sentiment that resonated deeply with the group's massive fanbase during the early 2000s. As a staple of their discography, the recording exemplifies the polished production style characteristic of Girls Aloud's debut era, featuring harmonies that defined their sound. While not tied to a specific narrative storyline, the song's enduring popularity highlights the group's ability to craft music that transcends seasonal trends, becoming a cultural touchstone for Christmas celebrations across the United Kingdom and beyond.