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Your Top Christmas Carols & Christmas Songs

Ok its that time of year when the holidays are around and I was just thinking what are people's top Carols or Chritmas songs that they like ??

Christmas songs for me would be The Pogues, Fairytale of New York and my Christmas Carol would have to be Joy To The World !

Please feel free to add to the list with as many as you like.....


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Top Christmas songs: "Merry Christmas (I Don't Want To Fight Tonight)" by The Ramones, "Same Old Lang Syne" by Dan Fogelberg, or anything by Trans-Siberian Orchestra (most particularly "Christmas Eve Sarejevo").
Favorite Christmas Carol: Silent Night or Silver Bells.

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Silver Bells I have not heard that for along time !!! Very good Christmas slection Thomas
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Hi Nwsflash. Thanks. Joy To The World is a great one as well. Not familiar with The Pogues song. Never really heard much by them.
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I like Silver bells, I wish it could be Christmas everyday, Merry Christmas Everyone and I saw Mommy Kissing Santa Claus.
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Hi Nwsflash. Thanks. Joy To The World is a great one as well. Not familiar with The Pogues song. Never really heard much by them.

LoL The Pogues where an Irish group the lead singer has a big problem with the bottle but penned some great hits over the years . . http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Pogues & http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fairy_Tale_Of_New_York

Sparklin I love that song as well " Wish It Could Be Christmas Everyday " make me feel the holiday mood lol
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Eartha Kitt! Santa baby! mmmdelicious

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I'm familiar with the name, but I've only heard a brief clip of their music once or twice. Sounds like they shared a bit in common with Thin Lizzy?
For some reason the mention of Irish made me think of "Holiday in Cambodia" by the Dead Kennedys. We'll scratch that one off this years Caroling list. Come to think of it, better make that every year.
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The Pogues are great but Kirsty Mccoll really added something to the song

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The Pogues are great but Kirsty Mccoll really added something to the song
Kirsty Mccoll she was great singer its ashame that she meet such a sad end so young.

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