Christmas carols
Who has not heard the sweet Christmas carols and the many melodious Christmas songs in the life? Everyone with an ear for music or those far from it will be equally enraptured by the excitement of Christmas carols and songs. No Christmas is complete without carols and songs that are sung. In addition to enhancing the sweetness of the holiday, Christmas carols and songs are wonderfully melodious and can instantly brighten anyone’s day. So if you want to keep the spirit of Christmas alive in the hearts of your dear friends, family members or someone special, sing your good wishes with some Christmas carols and songs today. here are some Christmas carols and Christmas songs for you to take leaves of:
One of the favorite Christmas songs and without a doubt the most popular Christmas carol is the silent Nightwritten in 1816 by an Austrian priest Joseph Mohr.
silent night holy night
Everything is calm everything is bright
Around the Virgin Mother and Child
Holy Infant so tender and tender
sleep in heavenly peace
sleep in heavenly peace
Silent night Holy night!
Shepherds tremble at the sight
Glories flow from the sky far away
Heavenly hosts sing Hallelujah!
Christ the Savior is born
Christ the Savior is born
silent night holy night
Son of God, pure light of love
Radiant rays from your holy face
With the dawn of redeeming grace
Jesus, Lord, at your birth
Jesus, Lord, at your birth
And who doesn’t know this one? From the smallest child to the oldest living soul, this Christmas sheet music has been deeply engraved in the hearts of thousands around the world, regardless of race or ethnicity. Here comes Jingle Bells to surprise you. But hey, you should note this interesting fact here: the jingle bells The song had originally been written for Thanksgiving and not Christmas. James Pierpoint, the author and composer of this Christmas song, composed it for the children at Thanksgiving Sunday school in Boston. But it became so popular that it continued to be sung over Christmas and now, jingle bells awakens images of the joyous Santa Claus riding towards the children. The sound of the Christmas bells and the melody of the song speak more of Christmas than Thanksgiving. Check it out.
running through the snow
In an open one horse sleigh
Over the fields we go
laughing all the way
Bob’s tail bells ring
making spirits glow
How fun it is to laugh and sing
A sleigh song tonight
** Oh, jingle bells, jingle bells
resonates all the way
Oh what fun it is to ride
In an open one horse sleigh
The bells ring, the bells ring
resonates all the way
Oh what fun it is to ride
In an open one horse sleigh
a day or two ago
I thought about taking a walk
And soon Miss Fanny Bright
was sitting next to me
The horse was lean and lank
Misfortune seemed like his luck
We got into a drift bank
And then we bother
Repeat **
The bells ring, the bells ring
resonates all the way
Oh what fun it is to ride
In an open one horse sleigh
The bells ring, the bells ring
resonates all the way
Oh what fun it is to ride
In an open one-horse sleigh.
Dear to the heart and close to every festive soul, this Christmas carol is infused with well wishes for a wonderful holiday and sated in the spirits of the season. yes we are talking about We wish you a Merry Christmas!
We wish you a Merry Christmas;
We wish you a Merry Christmas;
We wish you a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.
Good news we bring to you and your family;
Good news for Christmas and a Happy New Year.
Oh, bring us a fig pudding;
Oh, bring us a fig pudding;
Oh bring us a fig pudding and a cup of good humor
We won’t go until we get something;
We won’t go until we get something;
We’re not leaving until we get something, so bring something here.
We wish you a Merry Christmas;
We wish you a Merry Christmas;
We wish you a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.
Come! tune your heart is one of the warmest and most harmonious Christmas carols published by the Rev. Henry Ramsden Bramley and Sir John Stainer in the 1860s. The music was composed by the Rev. Sir FAG Ouseley and the German verses were translated by Frances Elizabeth Cox. So… come tune up your heart.
1. Come! Tune your heart
To carry his part,
And celebrate the feast of the Messiah with praise, with praise;
let love inspire
the happy choir,
While the God of Love, joyful hymns elevates, elevates.
2. Exalt His Name;
With joy to proclaim,
God loved the world, and through His Son He forgave us;
Oh! What are we,
What, Lord, we see
Your wonderful love, in Christ who died to save us!
3. Your place of refuge
In His free grace,
Trust in His Name, and repent day by day;
You mock the word of God,
who call him Lord,
And do not follow the pattern that He has slowed you down.
4. Oh Christ, to prove
For you my love,
In brothers, my hands will dress you and take care of you;
to every sad heart
Leaves of Sweet Hope,
When carefully used, sadly the night perishes.
5. Come! Praise the Lord;
In the sky they are stored
Rich gifts for those who esteemed His Name here;
Hallelujah;
Hallelujah;
Rejoice in Christ, and praise Him whom you have redeemed.