His good voice quality is already there, but he seems to struggle quite a bit with his parts.
I suppose this one is just OKish.
He only got better and better at their later performances.

Gotta appreciate his effortless grins.

The slower, different version with beautiful piano sound & less instrumental music played.

You may like this version, too!

He sings very beautifully here as well.

The original song was covered by The Osmonds (1974), and Boyzone’s version is a lot like theirs.
The original song is from Bristol, and it’s got more of warm sunlight touch in his daily life than special holiday season mood in snowy winter.

Anyway, the original song is as good as the cover versions IMO, and I thank Bristol for bringing this wonderful song to the world.

This song is romantic and moody, so I imagine it’s inspired a lot of peoples’ creativity for sure, making its stages one of the prettiest and the most beautiful ones.
I enjoy watching a simple yet stylish stage like this. The lighting here also looks like trees, and it’s cool.

All these lines are here trying to convince you that love is a geometry.