Christmas country/western song lyrics roll up the rug & dance around the Christmas tree, female artist ?
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Suzzie Bogguss  "Two-Step 'Round the Christmas Tree"\n\nThere's a wonderous sight and a joyful sound\nEvery Christmas Eve in a western town\nGather up the kids all the  friends and family\n'Cause the holly's hung and the candle's bright\nTuning up a fiddle on a moon lit night\nRoll back the rug so we can \nTwo step 'round the Christmas tree.\n\nThere's a jolly man in a bright red suit\nDid you ever see a Santa in cowboy boots\nTwirling across the floor spurs a-jingling merri-ly\nAs they sing those carols soft and low\nWe'll all be shouting out cotton-eyed Joe\nRoll back the rug so we can \nTwo step 'round the Christmas tree.\n\nWaiting 'neath the mistletoe you'll never get a kiss\nI never move that slow there's to much I could miss\n'Cause a western girl can't be still\nAnd a silent night is not for me\nRoll back the rug so we can \nTwo step 'round the Christmas Tree.\n\nRed Bandanas, kelly green,\nSilver buckles on a new blue jeans\nJumpin' 'round the room to a yule tide melo-dy\nI'm gonna be ready when Santa's comes\nBut I'm gonna be dancing til he does\nRoll back the rug so we can \nTwo step 'round the Christmas tree.\n\nWaiting 'neath the mistletoe you'll never get a kiss\nI never move that slow there's to much I could miss\n"Cause a western girl can't be still\nAnd a silent night is not for me\nRoll back the rug so we can \nTwo step 'round the Christmas Tree.\n\nRoll back the rug so we can\nTwo step 'round the Christmas Tree...
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The closest ones I can think of are the following, but I don't know if they're what you're looking for:\n\n"Get Me Through December" - Alison Krauss\n"One Way Ticket" - LeAnn Rimes\n"Is There Life Out There" - Reba McEntire\n\nThat last one probably relates the most to the search for happiness.
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Andy Griggs - She Thinks She Needs Me\n\nhttp://www.hit-country-music-lyrics.com/Andy-Griggs-She-Thinks-She-Needs-Me.html
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It's called "Karma", oddly enough it was sung by a country artist, her first name is Jessica, and I forgot her last name, I will pop back in , if I remember her last name, it is a really good song, I bought the cd just beause of the song, but it was a couple years ago.yes she is considered country but she would really be lso pop- ish
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Sung By Dolly Parton?
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I think its Tracie Spencer.  Song is called This House\n\n\nhttp://www.letssingit.com/?/tracie-spencer-this-house-d7rrt1l.html
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I have no idea, but this lyrics remind me exacly of those of another song that more or less offers the same idea and moral: Home Again by Oingo Boingo. Check the lyrics: \n\nWhere is she going - ooh, she looks like she's lost\nWon't someone help her - somebody give her a hand\nshe's got such sweet eyes - look like they've seen too much\nKnew someone like here - nobody helped, but she's\nHome again...Home again...Home again\n\nWhere are you going - to see a crazy old man\nWhat will he tell you - he'll tell me where I'm going\nWhat will you do then - I might just quit my job\nWhat will you do then - I'm gonna find my way\nHome again...Home again...Home again\n\n(Chorus)\n(Where're we going, where're we going, Home again,\nWe're home again, we're home)\n\nWhere is he going - why does he walk that way\nSticking his chest out - what is he trying to say\nHe's got charisma - but when he's all alone\nHe curls up in a ball - and wishes that he was\nHome Again...Home Again...Home Again\n\nWhere are we going - why do we feel so small\nAlone and helpless - in this big crazy world\nLooking for something - that's so hard to describe\nBut just like children - going along for the\nRide again...Ride again...Ride again\n\n(Chorus)\n\nWell, ain't that something - guess I lost my head\nMust have took a wrong turn - when I got out'a bed\nended up on the wrong street - wrong side of town\nPeople here are the wrong type - they've got me down\n\nI'm eating the wrong food - drinkin' the wrong wine\nCan't hardly see straight - can't walk the line\nShakin' all the wrong hands - makin' the wrong talk\nSteppin' on the wrong feet - every time I walk\n\n(Chorus)\n\n\nEnjoy:))
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Rocking Around the Christmas Tree (Brenda Lee, or any one of jillions of other performers) blasting from a hidden sound system\n\nMaybe '50s deco stuff with a Christmas twist?  Look for vintage stuff and ideas from Happy Days, Norman Rockwell paintings, etc.  There are some cute antique-y Coca-Cola stuff with Santa on it (which has been a Coca-Cola tradition for a long long time).  Have people involved in '50s dress, only with a red and green flair (Christmas trees and snowmen on skirts instead of poodles, red or green scarves around the girls' necks or ponytails, guys in typical '50s dress with Santa hats)....  ummmm, aluminum Christmas trees, or was that more 1960's?  \n\nA diner setup would probably be easy.  A long, kind of high table lengthwise across the middle of the trailer, with barstools on both sides (to allow onlookers a uniform view; use two skinny "bars" with one or two soda jerks between them), a jukebox (real if you have it, or use a large peice of plywood or cardboard and paint one).  Enough of a "dance floor" to allow one or two couples room to dance to Elvis, Sinatra and Crosby Christmas tunes.  Include the big lights (not the little twinkle lights) for decorating the float and a Christmas tree.  Use icicles (heavy) on the tree.\n\nInclude all your stereotypes.  You know, the nerd, the cheerleader, the jock, the "greasers", the "pink ladies", the soda jerk or waitress.\n\nThis is the kind of float my high school choir would have done.  You don't specify what group you're with, but these are some ideas.  Hope something at least sparked your imagination!  :-)
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"Three Wooden Crosses" - Randy Travis\n\nIt's a really neat story!
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its probably by trans-siberian orchestra. they do a lot of christmas songs rock and roll style but its a start. try looking on their website.
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I think it's "God's Will" by Martina McBride
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She sang "black horse and a cherry tree". It's by this girl named k.t. tunstall. She sang it quite good if you ask me...lol
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Bob Carlisle\n\n\nChristmas Shoes\n\nby N/A\nIt was almost christmas time\nthere i stood in another line\ntry to buy that last gift or two\nim really in the christmas mood\nstanding right in front of me\nwas a little boy waiting anxiously\npacing around like little boys do\nand in his hand he had\na pair of shoes\n\nand his clothes were worn and old\nhe was dirty from head to toe\nand when it came his time to pay\ni couldn't believe what i heard him say\n\nSir i wanna buy these shoes for my momma please\nits christmas eve and these shoes are just her size\ncould u hurry sir?\ndaddy says there's not much time\nyou see she's been sick for quite a while\nand i know these shoes will make her smile\nand i want her to look beautiful\nif momma meets jesus tonight\n\nthey counted pennies for what seemed like years\nand the cashier says son there's not enough here\nhe searches his pockets franticly\nand he turned and he looked at me\nand he said momma made christmas good in our house\nmost years she just did without\ntell me sir\nwhat am i gonna do?\nsome how i gotta buy her these christmas shoes\n\nso i lend the money down\ni just had to help him out\nand i'll never forget\nthe look on his face\nwhen he said momma's gonna look so great\n\nsir i wanna buy these shoes for my momma please\nit's christmas eve and these shoes are just her size\ncould u hurry sir?\ndaddy says there's not much time\nyou see she's been sick for quite a while\nand i know these shoes will make her smile\nand i want her to look beautiful\nif momma meets jesus tonight\n\ni know i caught a grip of heaven's love as he thanked me and ranout\ni know that god sent that little boy to remind me\nwhat christmas is all about\n\nsir i wanna buy these shoes for my momma please\nit's christmas eve and these shoes are just her size\ncould u hurry sir?\ndaddy says there's not much time\nyou see she's been sick for quite a while\nand i know these shoes will make her smile\nand i want her to look beautiful\nif momma meets jesus tonight\n\ni want her to look beautiful\nif momma meets jesus tonight\n\nSkip Ewing\n\n\nChristmas Carol\n\nby N/A\nI was playin' Santa Claus downtown on Christmas Eve,\nWhen a little girl of three or four climbed up on to my knee.\nI could tell she had a Christmas wish behind those eyes of blue,\nSo I asked her: "What's your name an' what can Santa get for you?"\n\nShe said: "My name is Christmas Carol, I was born on Christmas day.\n"I don't know who my Daddy is an Mummy's gone away.\n"All I want for Christmas is someone to take me home.\n"Does anybody want a Christmas Carol of their own."\n\nWell all that I could say was Santa'd do the best he could,\nAn' I sat her down and told her: "Now remember to be good."\nShe said: "I will", then walked away; turned an' waved goodbye,\nAn' I'm glad she wasn't close enough to see ol' Santa cry.\n\nShe said: "My name is Christmas Carol, I was born on Christmas day.\n"I don't know who my Daddy is an Mummy's gone away.\n"All I want for Christmas is someone to take me home.\n"Does anybody want a Christmas Carol of their own."\n\nInstrumental Break.\n\nEarly Christmas mornin', I got up an' dialled the 'phone,\nAn' made a few arrangements with the County Children's Home.\nThey told me it would be all right, to pick her today:\nNow my little Christmas Carol won't ever have to say:\n\n"My name is Christmas Carol, I was born on Christmas day.\n"I don't know who my Daddy is an Mummy's gone away.\n"All I want for Christmas is someone to take me home.\n"Does anybody want a Christmas Carol of their own."\n\nWell, Merry Christmas, Carol,\nI love you: welcome home!
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It's called "All Alone on Christmas," by Darlene Love.
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Jingle Bell Rock- Brenda Lee\nWhite Christmas- Bing Crosby\nMrs. Santa Claus- can't remember\nThe First Nightingale Song- don't know\nO Come All Ye Faithful- as a whole
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She sang:\nAgainst All Odds by Phil Collins\nBlack Horse and the Cherry Tree by KT Tunstall
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"Jesus Take The Wheel"\n\nShe was driving last Friday on her way to Cincinnati\nOn a snow white Christmas Eve\nGoing home to see her Mama and her Daddy with the baby in the backseat\nFifty miles to go and she was running low on faith and gasoline\nIt'd been a long hard year\nShe had a lot on her mind and she didn't pay attention\nshe was going way too fast\nBefore she knew it she was spinning on a thin black sheet of glass\nShe saw both their lives flash before her eyes\nShe didn't even have time to cry\nShe was sooo scared\nShe threw her hands up in the air\n\nJesus take the wheel\nTake it from my hands\nCause I can't do this on my own\nI'm letting go\nSo give me one more chance\nTo save me from this road I'm on\nJesus take the wheel\n\nIt was still getting colder when she made it to the shoulder\nAnd the car came to a stop\nShe cried when she saw that baby in the backseat sleeping like a rock\nAnd for the first time in a long time\nShe bowed her head to pray\nShe said I'm sorry for the way\nI've been living my life\nI know I've got to change\nSo from now on tonight\n\nJesus take the wheel\nTake it from my hands\nCause I can't do this on my own\nI'm letting go\nSo give me one more chance\nTo save me from this road I'm on\n\nOh, Jesus take the wheel\nOh, I'm letting go\nSo give me one more chance\nSave me from this road I'm on\nFrom this road I'm on\nJesus take the wheel\nOh, take it, take it from me\nOh, why, oh