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screw classic
Classic but not a massive fan, a little too soppy for me.Quote:
Originally Posted by scottish
What about this?
Classics where it's at with Christmas songs tbh :P
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wtf man never heard of that in my life, bloody scottish wreckin the xmas buzz.
Auld Lang Syne is very popular, I think it's popular in Northern Ireland as well, @Red;?
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Originally Posted by scottish
i said classic, not boring old songs, god. what about this one? you a fan?
Nah, Proclaimers I would walk 500 miles is better ;)
@scottish; some people actually think i've sang this, sounds exactly like me when i get my vocals going.
Irish vocals are horrible don't lie
brilliant song man, soppy but defo one of my favorites. we should get a sounddrop going.Quote:
Originally Posted by scottish
this xmas playlist is awesome.
No point sounddrop is finished on the 31st :P
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well we have until then :P do you listen to these on christmas or just before ? i can imagine you going on christmas caroling, seems like i may be spot on.
this song always scared me as a child, sounds like some evil harry potter song.
I only really listen to christmas songs the week running up to christmas tbh
i honestly don't know the majority of the songs you're posting
They're all classics how can you not know them what happened to your childhood?!?!
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im a younger soul, i listen to more recent stuff
Don't lie you're ancient
can't remember if I already posted this!
love it!!
@scottish; i can't find the driving home from xmas on spotify, is it not allowed?
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yes but not for christmas! its a nye song
It's both, I've always known it for new year but there was Christmas vesions on Spotify so must be used for Christmas too :PQuote:
Originally Posted by Red
"Bobby Darin released his version in October 1960. His rendition has changes in most of the lyrics to make the song more of a Christmas song."
"Boney M. recorded a Euro disco version in 1984 for the limited-release album Christmas with Boney M."
"Rod Stewart recorded the song for his 2012 album Merry Christmas, Baby where it is the last track on the album."