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    Favourite Christmas song

    Fairytale of New York by a mile for me.

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    Quote Originally Posted by lord bunberry View Post
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    Fairytale of New York by a mile for me.
    Funnily enough it's like nails down a blackboard for me.

    It's a traditional one but 'Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas' is beautiful.


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    Underneath The Tree by Kelly Clarkson. It's everything a Christmas song should be.

    A million times superior to that self indulgent nonsense by Mariah Carey.
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    Darlene Love - Christmas (baby please come home).

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    Slade cant beat it.

    Merry xmas everybody

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    Quote Originally Posted by Pretty Boy View Post
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    Underneath The Tree by Kelly Clarkson. It's everything a Christmas song should be.

    A million times superior to that self indulgent nonsense by Mariah Carey.
    Mariah Carey needs to pick a note and stick to it rather than sing everything around it.

    I also quite liked Leona Lewis' Christmas tune from a few years back.


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    If X-mas Curtain by My Morning Jacket counts then I'll pick that. If not then She Came Home For Christmas by Mew.

    Sick to death of all the usual ones.

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    As long as it's the original version and not the radio edit Fairtyle of New York
    ? My favourite myself, along with Chis Rea Driving in my car.
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    I won’t be home for Christmas by Blink 182.

    Fairytale of NY for a Christmassy Christmas song.
    I’ve warmed to a lot of the pop Christmas songs in the last couple of years, apart from Slade. Slade can **** off.

    Also love Frank Sinatra’s Christmas album.

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    The Power of Love by Frankie Goes To Hollywood. It's a beautiful piece of work all round.

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    Xmas songs bring out the bah humbug in me big style. If I had to pick one it would be "I believe in Father Christmas" by Greg Lake.

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    I could do without Christmas songs at all, but some of them are more grating than others. Anything that mentions Santa Claus or Jingle Bells or Christmas trees is automatically filed under pap, and I've never really had much time for Christmas carols.

    I think Last Christmas is a very good pop song in its own right. It would work if you substituted "Christmas" for another 2 syllable word like Thursday or Birthday (not great examples).

    Hot Chocolate have a less known song called Brand New Christmas. That's probably my favourite because I like the sentiments, although, like all the others, I never play it.
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    Quote Originally Posted by AFKA5814_Hibs View Post
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    As long as it's the original version and not the radio edit Fairtyle of New York
    ? My favourite myself, along with Chis Rea Driving in my car.
    Same for me on both

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    David Essex Winter's Tale is nice.

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    Darlene Love - Christmas (baby please come home).
    This one for me too.
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    I like Leona Lewis' One More Sleep and the previously mentioned Kelly Clarkson.

    An older one I like is Christmas Wrapping by The Waitresses.

    First line is Bah Humbug! Always a good start
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    I hate Christmas songs. utterly despise them. I hate how from mid November Christmas music is rammed down your throat on the radio and everyone is talking about Christmas.

    I was always brought up in a loving family environment who always enjoyed Christmas, yet I pretty much despise this time of year. maybe it's because it feels so insincere?

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    Feliz Navidad by El Vez.

    Go on, search for it on YouTube. 😉
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    Away in a Manger sung by kids. Gets me every time.
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    Digging gold from rock and roll
    Grabs the mic to tell us,
    He'll die before he's sold.

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    Quote Originally Posted by marinello59 View Post
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    Away in a Manger sung by kids. Gets me every time.
    Now that gets my vote.

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    By default, I'm not a fan of Christmas songs, but there's a few that get me.

    The aforementioned Christmas Wrapping. Then there's any of Darlene Love's. But the belter for me is Please Come Home For Christmas by Southside Johnny from the Home Alone 2 soundtrack. Man those horns.....😍

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    Someday at Xmas by Stevie Wonder is a beautiful song

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    Away in a Manger sung by kids. Gets me every time.
    They have a children's Mass on Christmas Eve in our parish. Every year Mass begins with all the lights being turned off and only candlelight, the Jesus figure is walked to the crib by 2 children and Away in a Manger is sung led by the local schoolchildren.

    You have to have a heart of stone not to be moved by it. Even if you don't believe in all the religious stuff it's just a really beautiful community moment.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Mibbes Aye View Post
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    This one for me too.
    Good judge! 😉

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    Quote Originally Posted by Billy Whizz View Post
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    Someday at Xmas by Stevie Wonder is a beautiful song
    2nd place for me, always brings a tear to my eye. The lyrics are wonderful. The Andra Day duet is equally wonderful.
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    Christmas Is Going To The Dogs by Eels is fantastic too. A Christmas song from the viewpoint of a family pet. Ace


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    Quote Originally Posted by marinello59 View Post
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    Away in a Manger sung by kids. Gets me every time.
    When I was a kid we were told to pay closer attention to the song sheet. Apparently Jesus didn't have " no crisps or a bed".

    I'm sure we sang well enough though!

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    Santa’s a Scotsman

    Obv Radio Two listener 😀


    I like A spaceman came travelling by Chris De Burgh

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    Quote Originally Posted by HibbyDave View Post
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    Santa’s a Scotsman

    Obv Radio Two listener 😀


    I like A spaceman came travelling by Chris De Burgh

    I forgot about that one until last year, great song and is now my 2nd favourite.

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    Favourite Christmas song

    Run With The Fox Chris Squire and Alan White
    Greg Lakes I believe in Father Christmas

    This year Phobe Bridger s version of
    Have yourself a merry little Christmas

    And Bears Den Christmas Hooefully


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