About the song
“I Think You Might Like It” by John Travolta and Olivia Newton-John is a spirited duet that marked the reunion of these two iconic artists decades after their starring roles in the classic film “Grease.” Released in 2012 as part of their holiday album “This Christmas,” this song brought together Travolta and Newton-John once again in a festive celebration of joy and togetherness.
The song, composed by John Farrar and written by Tony Springer, showcases Travolta and Newton-John’s enduring chemistry and vocal prowess. Their harmonious blend and playful delivery create a lighthearted and infectious energy that resonates with listeners during the holiday season.
While “I Think You Might Like It” didn’t achieve the same level of commercial success as some of their previous collaborations, it still garnered attention on the charts and received positive reviews from fans and critics alike. The song’s inclusion on their holiday album further solidified its place as a cherished addition to their repertoire.
As listeners immerse themselves in the catchy melody and festive spirit of “I Think You Might Like It,” they are reminded of the magic of the holidays and the joy of spending time with loved ones. Travolta and Newton-John’s delightful duet serves as a heartwarming reminder of the enduring power of music to bring people together and spread holiday cheer.
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Lyrics
Here comes my hometown
It’s so good to get my wheels down
I’m coming home tonight
Here comes that magic
That spell of Christmas Eve
There’s nothing you can do
When you’re having fun to sleepMy mind is going
A little crazy knowing
You’re coming home tonight
I can’t help smiling
To strangers on my street
I’m singing to myself
And tripping over my own feet
I’m coming home[Chorus]
I’ve got a little plan for you
I think you might like it
Let’s do a little dance for two
I think you might like it
And then we’re gonna hideaway
Making up all night
And we can cry tomorrow
Wash away so wonderful why
I think you might like itOh baby I kind of like
So many got to come by
Hey I’m coming home tonight
Your mama’s gonna swinging
Do you hear what I hear
And in a little while she’ll be swinging from the chandelierNo stopping at the ways
Tickling the ivorys
I’m coming home tonight
Whole town gonna be there
It will be a squeeze
You better put your sleigh
In a holding pattern Santa please
I’m coming home