“Someday at Christmas, there’ll be no war.”
Someday.
“Someday at Christmas,” Stevie Wonder, 1967, from “A Motown Christmas,” 1973. That tremendous compilation, one of the first Christmas records we bought back in the late ’70s, is out of print but is available digitally.
This is the title track from Wonder’s 1967 Christmas record. A Motown original written by Ron Miller and Bryan Wells, it addresses the social concerns of that time — and of our time — war, poverty, hunger, civil rights, injustice.
“Someday at Christmas, man will not fail
Hate will be gone and love will prevail”
Someday.
Enjoy your holidays, everyone.
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Filed under: Christmas music, December 2012, Sounds Tagged: 1967, Christmas, Christmas music, Stevie Wonder