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My Top 10 Christmas Tunes



Yes, I'm am jumping on the band wagon that my dear sweet friend Tiffany has started, by sharing my top 10 favorite holiday Christmas songs! I put careful thought into my songs, and I realize, unlike my sister, they're not all warm and fuzzy. And you actually may have never heard of some of my songs. Some of these songs take me all the way back to my middle school years in choir, or my high school years with perhaps one of my favorite teachers of all time, the ridiculously crazy Mr. Carter. Looking over my songs, I kind of laugh because a lot of my songs are more childish and fun. But I guess that's just the "kid at heart" in me. And here they are in no particular order:

1.Here Comes Santa Clause- How can you not love this childhood jingle?!?!? This song just says Christmas Spirit all over it. With the reindeer and the bells in the background. It gets me excited, and spirited like a little child all over again.
2.Carol of the Bells- This song is by far the best, and perhaps my favorite song to hear every Christmas! Where I was first introduced to it? Home Alone, the one holiday movie I remember watching from my youth, with my Aunt Norma.
3.I'll Be Home For Christmas- This has been a wish I've made on Christmas' pasts. This song always hits me to the core.
4.Grandma's Killer Fruit Cake- I sang this song in my middle school choir, and always thought it was the cutest, and funniest Christmas tune I've ever heard.
5.Jingle Bell Rock- I love this, because ever since a little girl, I always remember dancing to this tune in my polished black tap shoes, and it has never left my head.
6.Children Go Where I Send Thee- Mr. Carter's high school choir sang this in good old 2002, and I loved when we'd get to sing it. I would glow, because it was such a fun loving gospel moving, high spirited song.
7.Baby It's Cold Outside- Another high school choir song I fell in love with. I didn't think I ever really liked this song, until we sang it as a choir.
8.Rockin' Around The Christmas Tree- This is a tribute to Home Alone again. And I just could not leave this song out of my list. Oh the joy!
9.Last Christmas- This is just a feel good girly song. I like the Ashley Tisdale version.
10.All I Want For Christmas is You- Good old Mariah! That voice is stellar!
11.O Holy Night- This song is literally the song that capture my heart in its' fabulous lyrics. "Fall on your knees! Oh, hear the angel voices."
12.Alvin and the Chipmunks Christmas Song- I know you probably think I'm crazy for throwing this one in there. But it seriously makes me smile. :)

Ok...so I couldn't cut it down to 10, without being happy. So I left at 12. Deal with it. Hahaha. Merry Christmas everyone! :)
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Amy said…
Grandma's Killer Fruitcake. :) Made my day! My dad taught it to his 5th grade class last year for the Christmas program.
December 8, 2010 at 4:28 PM
Eloisa said…
Jingle Bell Rock, I can easily picture you dancing with your tap shoes. Hijita I enjoyed so much when you dance. I can hardly wait until you are back to finish what you started. I think you will be back sooner than expected. Have faith hijita and pray. Help me with my prayers. Love, Mommy.
December 28, 2010 at 11:07 AM
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