Help! I’m Looking For A Christmas Song!

Here I am, a lowly blogger, trying to harness any readers and the internet to help me with a mission that I’ve been on for years. I’m at the point where a part of me believes the song I’ve been looking for never existed.

Here’s the story:

I remember sitting on my bed listening to the radio on my purple stereo and hearing a Christmas song that I fell in love with. I remember finding it on iTunes, but I never bought it. That is my biggest regret in life.

At some point, maybe a year or two later, I tried to find that song again. Only I never could. I’ve scoured the internet, used every song search engine, made pleas on Yahoo Answers, emailed radio stations and much more. I still can’t find the song. It doesn’t help that I remember very little about the song, and as years go on I probably forget more. Either way, I’ve spent hours and hours looking for this song. This paragraph doesn’t even come close to explaining what I’ve done in my searches or how dedicated I’ve been every holiday season. Just trust that the struggle has been real.

This year, I’ve reached my limit. My breaking point. I’m going to give up. This post is my last shot in the dark to finding the song and if this fails then I’m going to live my life pretending that the magical missing song never existed. A minor Matrix flaw, perhaps.

But here’s what I remember of the song, and if you know it, or know of a way to find it, please please please leave a comment or contact me.

  • I heard it in either 2008 or 2009.
  • It was upbeat, but not a dance song. Pop-ish genre.
  • I’m pretty sure it had male and female vocals, but I don’t know if it was a duet, or a male band featuring a female or vise versa.
  • It was an original song.
  • It was a happy Christmas song.
  • There was a lyric that was sort of like “why is it only once a year that the family gathers” but that is likely off a bit. I’ve searched for variations and had no luck.
  • I want to say that the iTunes album art had a picture of a fireplace but I think I may have made that up.
  • I heard it on a Canadian radio station so it may be a Canadian song, which may explain why the general Internet hasn’t heard of it.

That’s literally all I remember. It’s not a lot, but it’s all I have. There are eight billion people on this planet, so someone’s got to know.

It’s been six or seven years that I’ve been hunting for this song, so please help me if you can. Sharing this post with others can also help, so please do so.

Thank you in advance for your help. Even reading this post is helping, and I am grateful for that much.

 

48 thoughts on “Help! I’m Looking For A Christmas Song!

  1. I’m a Christmas music fanatic and was hoping I’d recognize it. I did a few Google searches but no luck, and the description doesn’t ring a bell. I’ll let you know if I find anything!

  2. I have shared it on 2 FB pages, Twitter and Google!

    I understand your love for this song. I hope you get to meet it again soon 🙂

    Love and light ❤

    Anand 🙂

  3. Well, if you’re serious about this . . .

    http://www.allmusic.com

    . . . paste that in your browser address bar to open the site, and then type Christmas in the site’s search bar. It came up with 170K Christmas songs and nearly 25K Christmas albums. Most, but not all, have a little 30 second snippet you can play. Click through the song and it shows you the albums the song was on. Click through the album to a page about the album with a track list. If there’s a round “play” button in the samples column of the track list you can hear a bit of the tune.

    If it was ever published it’s probably on this site. It’s worth a try.

    • Thanks for this! I spent several hours going through it, but I realized that it was just showing me albums and I think the song I’m looking for was a single. And as a test I looked up a different song that’s been out for a few years and it didn’t even exist on the site. But it’s a good resource that I’m glad I’m aware of now, so thank you.

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