Songwriter: Gary Chapman Amy Grant

Producer: Harold Shedd Alabama

[Verse 1]
Come on weather man give us a forecast snowy white
Can't you hear the prayers of every child like heart tonight
Rockies are callin', Denver snow fallin'
Somebody said it's four feet deep, but it doesn't matter
Give me the laughter, I'm gonna choose to keep

[Chorus]
Another tender Tennessee Christmas
The only Christmas for me
Where the love circles around us
Like the gifts around our tree
Well I know there's more snow up in Colorado
Than my roof will ever see
But a tender Tennessee Christmas
Is the only Christmas for me

[Verse 2]
Every now and then I get a wanderin' urge to see
Maybe California, maybe Tinsel Town's for me
There's a parade there, we'd have it made there
Bring home a tan for New Year's Eve
Sure sounds exciting, awfully inviting
Still I think I'm gonna keep

[Chorus]
Another tender Tennessee Christmas
It's the only Christmas for me
Where the love circles around us
Like the gifts around our tree
Well they say in L.A. it's a warm holiday
It's the only place to be
A tender Tennessee Christmas
It's the only Christmas to me
It's the only Christmas to me

[Outro]
Come on let us have
An every now and then
A tender Tennessee Christmas
Tender Tennessee Christmas

Alabama

Alabama started out as Wildcountry in 1969 before changing their name in 1977.

Alabama is the most successful music group in the history of country music, with 75 million records sold and almost 40 number one hits.

The group is comprised of a core group of cousins–Randy Owen (vocals, guitar), Teddy Gentry (vocals, bass), and Jeff Cook (guitar, fiddle)–from Fort Payne, Alabama. Their commercial peak came in the 80s, a decade that saw them release 21 number one singles and seven number one albums.

From the album