What Christmas Means to Me - Stevie Wonder - MP3 instrumental karaoke

"What Christmas Means to Me" wins the medal for most popular festive song with everyone from Hanson (1997) and Jessica Simpson (2004) to Michael McDonald (2009) and John Legend (2018) putting their spin on the track. However, no one comes close to Stevie Wonder whose jolly red-nosed soul swinger was released as part of his first-ever Christmas album, Someday at Christmas for Motown Records' Tamla imprint in 1967. With a light frosting of sleigh bells and some serious pep in his step, Stevie Wonder recalls the many things that make Christmas what it is to him, including "candles burning low", "lots of mistletoe", "lots of snow and ice", and of course, "choirs singing carols". Written by Allen Story, Anna Gordy Gaye, and George Gordy, "What Christmas Means to Me" sat at number six on Stevie Wonder's anti–war–touched festive frolic, Someday at Christmas, which as well as dashing through the snow, wished for a Christmas when "men won't be boys, playing with bombs like kids play with toys".