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favourite Christmas song
For me even when I was a wee boy, its I saw Three ships come sailing in. The music is so lovely and also it meant that goodies had been brought in and that folks' loved ones had come home safely.
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Re: favourite Christmas song
Silent Night...and Oh Holy Night.
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Re: favourite Christmas song
Deck the Halls
Silver Bells
Angels we have heard on high.
Re: favourite Christmas song
I like the fairly new one called "Mary did you know"
Re: favourite Christmas song
I believe in father Christmas by Greg lake.
Those wimin were in the nip.
Re: favourite Christmas song
Not usually a fan of solo Christmas songs, but will make an exception for "Have Yourself a Merry..." by James Taylor, which is on Youtube. The line "until then we'll just have to muddle through somehow" was changed to the nonsensical "hang a shining star on every bough" by no less than Frank Sinatra himself, who thought the original was too depressing.
On a related note, it occurred to me a few years back that there were no genuinely Scottish Christmas Carols, and so we were all taught what's a peculiarly English/Anglican tradition - Ding Dong Merrily, The Holly & The Ivy, etc..
I looked back at the hymn/carol books we used in school and there was a Scottish carol right there, but which no teacher ever used in all my primary & secondary school years. It's from the 15th century, and partly in Latin, but it's a jaunty reel that wouldn't be out of place at a ceilidh - Rorate Caeli Desuper
On a related note, it occurred to me a few years back that there were no genuinely Scottish Christmas Carols, and so we were all taught what's a peculiarly English/Anglican tradition - Ding Dong Merrily, The Holly & The Ivy, etc..
I looked back at the hymn/carol books we used in school and there was a Scottish carol right there, but which no teacher ever used in all my primary & secondary school years. It's from the 15th century, and partly in Latin, but it's a jaunty reel that wouldn't be out of place at a ceilidh - Rorate Caeli Desuper
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Grandma got run over by a reindeer by Elmo and Patsy,on You tube is hilarious,at least the grand kids think so.
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Re: favourite Christmas song
If asked around July I would say kids singing Away in a Manger, however after three weeks of rehearsals of Nativity play, Christmas show and Christmas parties - I really don’t like any Christmas songs
Oh Come All Ye Faithfull, sang with descant though, is an all time favourite.
Oh Come All Ye Faithfull, sang with descant though, is an all time favourite.
Re: favourite Christmas song
I love the I'll be home for Xmas, and "Chestnuts roasting on an open fire" ..
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Re: favourite Christmas song
Oh Holy Night