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Xmas Songs

The lyrics and some interesting information regarding the most popular Xmas songs are included on this website together with additional sections dedicated to Xmas carols, Xmas music and traditional Xmas poems which include the wonderful "Twas the night before Christmas" by Clement Clarke Moore. Xmas songs and their music have been popularised and advertised in different elements of the media including radio, television ,movies.

The most famous of Xmas songs, White Christmas and its unforgettable music was immortalised by the recording by Bing Crosby and the movie of the same name is still enjoyed today.

All I want for Christmas is my two front teeth

Chestnuts roasting on an open fire

Christmas is coming

Have yourself a merry little Christmas

Jingle Bells

Let it Snow

Little Drummer Boy

Rudolf the Red Nosed Reindeer

The Christmas Song

The Twelve Days of Christmas

We wish you a Merry Christmas

White Christmas

Winter Wonderland

Auld Lang Syne

The words of Xmas song lyrics can range from traditional, religious, humorous to the complete bizarre! The music which accompanies the songs can range from solemn to romantic to unbelievably quirky! An example of all of these types of Xmas songs and music have been included for your enjoyment. We have also tried to include some unusual graphics to compliment the Xmas songs and music. After all, the imagery that accompanies our view of Santa Claus in a red and white outfit, enhanced by the lyrics to Xmas songs, was only introduced in the last century - prior to that time he was depicted in all sorts of colours! Xmas songs without the mention of reindeers and snow just would not be the same, however, these concepts were only introduced following the publication of "Twas the night before Christmas" ! We hope you enjoy the nostalgia of the Xmas songs and music that you will find in the above pages!

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