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Christmas Songs, Lyrics, & More
Why not plan a caroling party this year? We have all the resources you need to plan a fun evening celebrating the holidays with your family, friends, and neighbors, including:
Song Lyrics: Free, printable lyrics for tons of songs.
Music Trivia: Fun online quizzes to test your knowledge of holiday music.
Sheet Music: Dust off the piano and start entertaining your guests!
The fire is crackling in the fire place as the soft light of candles casts flickering shadows on the walls, while the air is heavy with the comforting scent of gingerbread. Outside, big snowflakes gently fall from the sky, blanketing the landscape with a fluffy white cover. A majestic tree is waiting to be decorated with glittering heirloom ornaments and strings of bright lights. The world holds its breath in anticipation of the joy to come, as magical as the very first Christmas. And what better way to celebrate the season than with music!
Let our selection of festive songs put you in the spirit. Choose from a wide array of fascinating artists and genres, from traditional favorites to beloved carols and contemporary pieces. Feel uplifted by the spiritual lyrics of inspiring hymns, sing along to your family’s favorite classics (and find the words to every tune right here!), trim the tree with Bing Crosby and Nat King Cole, or share a laugh with the Chipmunks and other funny songs. Whatever you are in the mood for, we have all your favorite music in one place.
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Below are lyrics for some of the most popular Christmas songs. Of course you’ll find much more on our lyrics page!.
– All I Want for Christmas Is You – By Vince Vance & the Valiants, 1989.
– Away In a Manger – By James Murray, 1885.
– Chimpunks Song – By Ross Bagdasarian, 1958.
– Deck The Halls – By John Parry Ddall, 1784.
– Do You Hear What I Hear – By Noel Regney, 1962.
– Frosty The Snowman – By Walter Rollins and Steve Nelson, 1950.
– God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen – Auther is unknown, likely written in the 1700’s.
– Grandma Got Run Over By a Reindeer – By Randy Brooks, 1978.
– Hark the Herald Angels Sing – By Felix Mendelssohn, 1840.
– Home for the Holidays – By Robert Allen and Al Stillman, 1954.
– I Heard the Bells on Christmas Day – By Henry Longfellow, 1863.
– It Came Upon a Midnight Clear – By Edmund Sears, 1849.
– It’s Beginning to Look a Lot Like Christmas – By Meredith Willson, 1951.
– Jingle Bell Rock – By Bobby Helms, 1957.
– Jingle Bells – By James Pierpont, 1857.
– Joy to the World – By Isaac Watts, 1719.
– Let It Snow – By Sammy Cahn and Jule Styne, 1945.
– O Christmas Tree – By Ernst Anschutz, 1824.
– O Come All Ye Faithful – By John Wade and others, 1200’s.
– O Come, O Come, Emmanuel – By John Mason Neale, mid 1800’s.
– O Holy Night – By Adolphe Adam, 1847.
– O Little Town of Bethlehem – By Phillips Brooks, 1865.
– Rockin Around the Christmas Tree – By Johnny Marks, 1958.
– Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer – By Johnny Marks, 1939.
– Santa Baby – By Joan Javits, 1953.
– Santa Claus Is Coming to Town – By J. Fred Coots and Haven Gillespie, 1934.
– Silent Night – By Joseph Mohr, 1816.
– Silver Bells – By Jay Livingston and Ray Evans, 1950.
– The First Noel – By Davies Gilbert, 1700’s.
– Twelve Days of Christmas – Unknown author, 1500’s.
– We Wish You a Merry Christmas – Unknown author, 1500’s.
– White Christmas – By Irving Berlin, 1940’s.
– Winter Wonderland – By Felix Bernard and Dick Smith, 1934.
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