Christmas Question of the Day
How come "Chestnuts roasting on an open fire..." gets to be called The Christmas Song? Like it's the only one?
Labels: Christmas songs, questions
posted by hobbitsister @ 10:49 AM
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I dunno, but it is weird. And if you don't know that's what it's called, it's annoying if you're trying to find that song on a CD or something, b/c it might just say "The Christmas Song" -- I think song titles should sound like the songs so people can find them.
Good question. Maybe we should all just start referring to our favorite holiday song as "The Christmas Song." So, I might mean "What Child is This," while Mel might mean "O Come O Come Emmanuel," while Chelley might mean "You're a Mean One, Mr. Grinch."
(Chelley, I'm not saying that's your favorite song. But you did mention it on your blog.)
Oh, the mass confusion that would ensue. Muah-ha-ha-ha! :)
:D (that's a great idea, photo!:)
i'm with photo, too :)
i say "hark the herald angels" is the Christmas song
and i love your evil laugh, photo.
Thanks, hobsis. I'm sad to say I really debated over spelling it "muah" or "mwah." Glad it translated no matter what! :)
i think 'muah' is the correct way, anyway, so you're good ;)
Maybe 'mwah' is giving a kiss??
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