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Dec 25, 2022 News
By Rehanna Ramsay
Christmas songs provide the soundtrack to the holidays. As Christmas Day draws closer, it is customary for the airwaves to be filled with a variety of our favorite holiday music. Arguably, it can be said without a doubt that Christmas songs have what it takes to set the mood for the holidays.
Today, I want to share with you some of my personal favourites that I enjoy listening to during this festive time of year.
This list features songs that speak to the true meaning of Christmas which is the birth of the savior Christ Jesus and others that speak of peace, love and joy.
Here is my Christmas Hit List:
10 Bon Jovi- Please come home for Christmas
12 Santa baby —Arianna Grande
13 Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas (instrumental) by Kenny G
14 Last Christmas by Wham
16 Eight days of Christmas—Destiny’s child
17 So this Christmas – Celine Dion
18 This Christmas — Gloria Estefan
20 It’s the most wonderful time of the year – Andy Williams
21 I’ll be home for Christmas -Michael Buble
22 All I want for Christmas is you -Mariah Carey
23 Someday at Christmas- Stevie Wonder
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