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This song celebrates Jesus's birthday at Christmas time. It acknowledges that the lights and decorations signify that Christmas is near and another year has passed. It expresses that the meaning of Christmas is to give thanks rather than focus on material things. The singer wrote this song as a gift for Jesus since there are presents under the tree for everyone else but him.
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