About the song

In the realm of Christmas music, few names resonate with the same enduring charm as Cliff Richard. The British pop icon, with his signature charisma and timeless melodies, has carved a unique niche in the hearts of music lovers worldwide. Among his vast repertoire of Christmas hits, “Saviour’s Day” stands out as a beacon of festive cheer and heartwarming sentiment.

Released in 1990, “Saviour’s Day” marked Richard’s second solo Christmas number one in the United Kingdom,cementing his status as a true Christmas icon. The song’s enduring popularity lies in its ability to capture the essence of the holiday season – a time of peace, love, and togetherness.

From the outset, the song sets a warm and inviting tone with its gentle piano melody and Richard’s soothing vocals. The lyrics, penned by Richard himself, paint a vivid picture of a snowy winter landscape, where the spirit of Christmas shines brightly amidst the frosty air.

As the song progresses, Richard’s voice takes on a more emotive quality, conveying the profound message of hope and salvation that lies at the heart of the Christmas story. The lyrics, infused with religious imagery, speak of a savior’s birth and the promise of redemption, offering solace and comfort to listeners during this reflective season.

“Saviour’s Day” is not merely a Christmas song; it is a testament to the enduring power of music to evoke emotions and connect people on a deeper level. Richard’s heartfelt performance and the song’s poignant message have made it a beloved staple of Christmas playlists for decades.

Whether you’re a devout believer or simply seeking a moment of peace amidst the hustle and bustle of the holiday season,”Saviour’s Day” offers a comforting embrace. Richard’s timeless classic reminds us of the true spirit of Christmas – a time for spreading joy, cherishing loved ones, and embracing the hope for a brighter tomorrow.

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Lyrics

Now we have been through the harvestWinter has truly begunNow we have walked in the chill of the nightWe are waiting for, waiting forFor the Saviour’s Day
Many have come from the valleysMany have come from the hillsMany have started their journey homeTo be with someone, with someoneOn the Saviour’s Day
Open your eyes on Saviour’s DayDon’t look back or turn awayLife can be your’s if you’ll only stayHe is calling you, calling youOn the Saviour’s Day
Joining the old and the young onesJoining the black and the whiteMeeting the need of the hungry is heWill we ever remember himOn the Saviour’s Day
Open your eyes on Saviour’s DayDon’t look back or turn awayLife can be your’s if you’ll only stayHe is calling you, calling youOn the Saviour’s Day
Here’s to the God of the present(Raise your glasses)Here’s to the God of the past(Drink to the King)Here’s to the hope in the future he bringsWe will sing to Him, sing to HimOn the Saviour’s Day
Open your eyes on Saviour’s DayDon’t look back or turn awayLife can be your’s if you’ll only stayHe is calling you, calling youOn the Saviour’s Day
On the Saviour’s DayOn the Saviour’s DayHe is calling youOn the Saviour’s DayOn the Saviour’s Day
On the Saviour’s Day(Calling, calling, calling you)On the Saviour’s Day
Raise your glasses drink to the King