New York, NY (Top40 Charts) In the yuletide, there are many songs that try to put you in the holiday season. Lynne Taylor Donovan does not try but actually succeeds in bringing the holiday magic to life in her song "Dear Santa". The Canadian-born singer is well known around the world for some of her hits like "Talk To Me" that climbed as high as number one in several countries all over Europe.
"Dear Santa" is quite a beautiful song that personifies the Christmas season. Lynne makes good use of the Jolly St. Nick as a background to deliver a heartfelt message that the Christmas season has to do with loving each other rather than gifts. In the song, she writes to Santa about her list of presents for the holidays and these do not include anything material. These are all heartfelt requests that can help to make the world better.
Love is a beautiful feel that is the spirit behind Christmas as Lynne does an amazing job of bringing this to light in a melodious song that goes straight to the listener's heart. Her voice is perfect, and every note is belted out with glee. As a veteran in the music business from Canada and the country music crowd, Lynne has toured with many world stars such as Wynnona Judd, Loretta Lynn and The Nitty Gritty Dirt Band. An interesting fact is that Lynne once again proved that good music is indeed timeless. "Talk To Me" was first released in 2009 and it reached as high as #12 on the Independent charts and #16 on the UK/EU top charts.
The re-release is a blessing and a wonderful gift this holiday season for those who missed this song the first time around. You cannot but marvel at the vocal work that Lynne put into this re-mastered song. The lyrics are also so amazing, pure and true that you can feel your heart stirring with the melody. "Talk To Me" is a song that brings to light some of the key pressing issues that face the world today and sends a message that everyone needs to relate with and abide by. This world needs more peace, light and joy in it and Lynne Taylor does an amazing job of bringing to Christmas cheer back to our airwaves.
