What is your favorite Christmas song?
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Wench says,
Tie between John Lennon's 'Happy Christmas' and 'In the Bleak Midwinter'. But I also really love some of the older Christmas hymns, I'm just not a big fan of the newer pop versions of them, the Mariah Carey voice wiggle bugs the hell out of me.Mourningdove says,
Baby it's cold outside- by various artistsmarymc says,
O Holy Night sung by Josh Groban, though Lea Michele did an outstanding version of that song on Glee this past week.SingerSomewhere says,
I Want a Hippopotamus For Christmasjl333 says,
Don't laugh--but Little Drummer Boy sung by Neil Diamond. And Little Drummer Boy performed by Manheim Steamroller.accidentaltourist says,
Three faves: Little Drummer Boy/Peace on Earth--Bing and Bowie.Baby It's Cold Outside--a few versions.
The hymn, There's a Song in the Air.
DynamicDbytheC says,
Manheim Steamroller's Silent Night with a tribute to 9/11. The first several times that I heard it, I had to pull my car over and cry. Love the Boy's Choir singing and the classics. Pretty much all of them.MsKillie says,
Kidnap the Sandy Claws by KoRnSagacious says,
I never tire of listening to "Fairytale in New York" (The Pogues and Kirsty MacColl)- it's absolutely brilliant.