“A Baby Just Like You” is a heartwarming Christmas song recorded by the legendary Frank Sinatra. The song features Sinatra’s velvety voice crooning about the joys of parenthood and the special magic of having a baby during the holiday season. The lyrics evoke the feelings of love and tenderness that come with welcoming a new life into the world, and Sinatra’s effortless delivery brings the sentiment to life. The song is a timeless classic that continues to evoke warm feelings and happy memories for generations of listeners, making it a beloved addition to any holiday playlist.
“A Baby Just Like You Lyrics”
The season is upon us now,
a time for gifts and giving.
And as the year draws to its close,
I think about my living.
Christmas time when I was young,
the magic and the wonder.
But colors dull and candles dim
and dark my standing under.
Oh, little angel, shining light,
you’ve set my soul to dreaming.
You’ve given back my joy in life,
you filled me with new meaning.
A savior King was born that day,
a baby just like you.
And as the Magi came with gifts,
I have come with my gift too.
That peace on earth fills up your time
and brotherhood surrounds you,
That you may know the warmth of love
and wrap it all around you.
It’s just a wish,
a dream I’m told From days when I was young,
Merry Christmas little Zachary,
Merry Christmas everyone.
Merry Christmas little Zachary,
Merry Christmas everyone.
“A Baby Just Like You” is the most popular Christmas song, written for a baby at Christmas time and recounting the joys of the season. It is written by Henry Joe and John Denver on the 1979 album A Christmas Together. Frank recorded it October 24, 1975, for Reprise, with a Don Costa arrangement and Bill Miller conducting.
Who wrote a baby just like you?
Why did John Denver write for baby?
- Artist: Frank Sinatra
- Released: 1975
- Track “John Denver” on Bandsintown
- Writer(s): Denver John, Henry Joe
- album: “Rocky Mountain Christmas”
- Lyrics © BMG Rights Management, Kobalt Music Publishing Ltd., RESERVOIR MEDIA MANAGEMENT INC.
