How Many Christmas Carols and their names?
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I found 41...there are many more, but hope this list helps you a bit. Check out the link i attatched :) Lyrics too!
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Man,you have a good point.I was told by a  preacher years ago that the names on the list of the lamb had been chosen and that there were only 144.000 names.I forget what church I was at but I was young and never returned.
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I'm still working my way up to 26. Ching the answer to four is Prince Albert.\n\nModified: I almost forgot to post back, became to carried away solving the questions (almost done). The answer to 26 is George Michael...good luck :)
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Year without a Santa Claus.\nEnjoy!\n\nMr. Heatmiser \nI’m Mr. White Christmas\nI’m Mr. Cool.\nI’m Mr. Icicle\nI’m Mr. 10 below\nFriends call me Snow Miser\nWhatever I touch\nTurns to snow in my clutch!\nI’m too much\n\n( chorus )He's mister white christmas \nHe's mister snow\nHe's mister icicle \nHe's mister ten below\n\nFriends call me Snow Miser\nWhatever I touch\nTurns to snow in my clutch!\nI’m too much\n\nI never wanna know a day\nThat’s over 40 degrees.\nI’d rather have it 30,20 then 5.\n“ Let It Freeze!”\n\n( chorus )He's mister white christmas \nHe's mister snow\nHe's mister icicle \nHe's mister ten below\n\nFriends call me Snow Miser\nWhatever I touch\nTurns to snow in my clutch!\nI’m too much\n\n\nI’m Mr. green Christmas\nI’m Mr. Sun.\nI’m Mr. Heat Blister\nI’m Mr. One Hundred and one\nThey call me Heat Miser\nWhatever I touch\nStarts to melt in my clutch.\nI’m too much!\n\n( chorus ) He's mister heat miser\nHe's mister sun\nHe's mister heat blister\nHe's mister one hundred and one\n\n\nThey call me Heat Miser\nWhatever I touch\nStarts to melt in my clutch.\n(chorus) he's too much\n\nI never wanna know a day\nThat’s under 60 degrees.\nI’d rather have it\n“80, 90, 100 degrees! “\n\n( chorus ) He's mister heat miser\nHe's mister sun\nHe's mister heat blister\nHe's mister one hundred and one\n\nThey call me Heat Miser\nWhatever I touch\nStarts to melt in my clutch.\nI'm too much\n(chorus) too much!
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Tennessee Waltz is one although there are 7. \n\nKid in 4th grade, huh.\n\nHere is a link, and try not to tell me that you love me after this.  It has most of the stuff you need. \nhttp://www.tennesseeanytime.org/homework/index.html
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Dasher, Dancer, Prancer, Vixen, Comet, Cupid, Donner, and Blitzen. Actually santa has 9 reindeers though with Rudolph.
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Currently there is only one. It is called the xylophone bird. I don't know much about it though.
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phil spector's christmas album\na very special christams-all volumes\nal green's christmas album\n4 tops christmas album\ntemptations christmas album\naretha franklin's new christmas album\ndiana krall's christmas album\nfrank sinatra's christmas album...\n\nthe list is endless...but i'm tired right now...happy holidaze!
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This is a traditional French Carol arranged by Warren M. Angell in 1907\n\nIt is called both "GLORIA" and "ANGELS WE HAVE HEARD ON HIGH"
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There is no beating 'Silent Night'. After all it is the most widely sung Christmas carol. it gives you an amazing feeling about Christmas. 'O Little Town of Bethlehem' isn't that bad either.\nMerry Christmas in advance.\n\nBUT WHY DID YOU POST THIS HERE? AFTER ALL YOU WERE THE ONE WHO WAS SO PARTICULAR ABOUT PEOPLE OBEYING THE RULES OF YAHOO ANSWERS.
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On the first day of Christmas, \nmy true love sent to me \nA partridge in a pear tree. \n\nhttp://www.carols.org.uk/the_twelve_days_of_christmas.htm\n\nthis site gives full version and the history of the song - very interesting
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Noel means Christmas in french but this is a Traditional English carol of the 16th or 17th century, but possibly dating from as early as the 13th Century. This combination of tune and lyrics first appeared in the early 1800s.\nWho wrote the song and what country it came from is unknown.
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Try this site.\nhttp://www.cerddystwyth.co.uk/newtest/acatalog/Nadolig___Christmas.html
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Two songs - "Linus and Lucy" piano tune by Vince Guaraldi.  Its the music most prominently featured of the "Peanuts" Christmas special.\n\nAlso, a very obscure song from very long ago called "Snoopy vs. the Red Baron."\n\nThere were 2 versions of the song, and the second had a holiday message. (Might have been wrtten in ghte 40's or 50's)\n\nOdd that all of my holiday memories involve Peanuts characters...
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go to this link, this has all the actual versions of christmas songs... hope this helps!\nhttp://www.chebucto.ns.ca/~ai251/xcarol.html#A
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There are so many wonderful songs.  It was hard to choose, but here is my list.\n\n1.  Gene Autry -  Rudolph the Red Nose Reindeer\n 2.  Bing Crosby -  White Christmas\n 3.  Gene Autry - Here Comes Santa Claus\n 4.  Willie Nelson - Pretty Paper\n 5.  Brenda Lee - Jingle Bell Rock\n 6.  Elvis - Blue Christmas\n 7.  Kathy Mattea - Mary, Did You Know\n 8.  Vince Gill - Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas\n 9.  Martina McBride - O, Holy Night\n10.  Grandpa Jones - The Christmas Guest
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Bob and Carol of course ...just sounds like it should be there name...or maybe Steve and Helen .. i don't know tho.