This epic number highlights the plight of those in developing countries and implores us, not only to help others, but to be grateful of everything we have. Do They Know It’s Christmas? – Band Aid 1984 They’re both sadly missed but their beautiful music lives on.ġ1. Two giants of the music industry got together and produced one of the loveliest ‘mashups’ ever recorded. Proving Christmas songs take a few years before they can truly enter the festive hall of fame, the newest song on the most-streamed chart is Sia's original Santa's Coming For Us, released in 2017. The Little Drummer Boy (Peace on Earth) – Bing Crosby and David Bowie The title suggest that this should be a happy song but the minor key and lyrics are more about getting through the holidays as best we can in the hopes that next year ‘all our troubles will be miles away’.ġ0. Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas – Judy Garland Still, if you listen to the lyrics, we defy you not to shed a tear…ĩ. This song has divided opinion on Christmas FM for years! It’s so unbelievably heartbreaking that it almost feels over-the-top. This Christmas classic is perfect for anyone who’s missing their loved ones abroad or feeling lonesome at this time of year. Music associated with Christmas may be purely instrumental, or, in the case of carols, may employ lyrics about the nativity of Jesus Christ, about holiday. Please Come Home For Christmas – Charles Brown This lesser known Christmas song is absolutely beautiful and packs a real emotional punch.ħ.
Every Year Every Christmas – Luthor Vandross This melancholic tune tells a sad tale of someone trying to get through the holidays after a breakup.Ħ.
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‘I’ll be home for Christmas, if only in my dreams.’ The lyrics plus that unforgettable voice equals major weeping. I’ll Be Home For Christmas – Karen Carpenter 1 in 201925 years after its initial release 2. Unrequited love at Christmas is the worst!ģ. The quintessential Christmas crush song, Mariah Carey's 'All I Want for Christmas Is You' finally hit No. In August 1953, songwriter Phil Springer was asked by music publishers at the Brill Building in New York to write a Christmas song for Eartha Kitt, the then-26-year-old Broadway star famed for her.
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