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Christmas songs from your country
Merry Christmas!!!
This thread is for you to share Christmas-themed songs from your country.
No matter if traditional or modern, original or cover.
All genres are welcome.
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Here’s a modern version of “Away in a manger” by an American Country musician
My favorite Christmas song is Silent Night. I think its origin is from Germany.
What’s done in darkness will come to light
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I am 94% English/scottish with the rest being Dutch/Belgian and Scandinavian. I am not really feeling American christmas music right now , so :
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Merry Christmas to you aswell, dear. As for the songs, I have none.
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Couple hate Last Christmas by Wham! so much they've raised £50,000 online to buy the song rights so they never have to hear it again (now they only have £19,950,000 to go)
Tomas Mazetti, 55, and wife Hannah, 33, want to banish the song to history
Rights owned by Warner Chappell Music UK and valued in region of £20million
Couple say if they achieve goal they will dump master recording in a waste site
For many its a beloved Christmas classic, but one couple hate Last Christmas by Wham! so much they've launched a fundraiser to buy the song rights so can take it off the air forever.
Tomas Mazetti, 55, and wife Hannah, 33, have already raised more than £50,000 to banish the song to the history books - but with the rights estimated to be worth anywhere in the region of £20million they still have a long way to go.
Hannah said her hatred of the tune started 13 years ago when she worked in a cafe in Oxford, where the boss played the song on repeat.
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Feliz Navidad!
It tells how a little shepherd goes to see the child God and as he is poor he can only offer him a melody with his old and hoarse drum and the child God upon hearing the melody smiles at him.
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Strange but I dont know any Austrian Christmas songs, or cant recall right now, I took part in christmas singing with work colleagues in school and with friends but we sung american christmas songs.
I remember Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer, we sung that.
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