Favourite Christmas song?

[Kati]

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This is good (http://themetapicture.com/this-looks...grocery-store/) mashappy:

A supermarket in Germany decided to surprise their clients with an interesting experience. They set 13 hidden cameras, a team of cashiers and a whole lot Christmas spirit to pull off this huge holiday surprise. The result is this incredibly creative performance that spreads the Christmas cheer and leaves everyone smiling.

[Fred]

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[Turboman]

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I think I've posted this 7 times now on this thread---:behindsofa:

[Kati]

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[nemesis45]

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The most moving years ago a gathering of personnel some of us Jewish Silent Night sung by a Jewish soldier in a fantastic tenor.

[Turboman]

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Here you go Ame xx

[PAWS]

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This one always brings a tear to my eye!

https://youtu.be/EYOvd2PZoPU

[Turboman]

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Chris Rea--

[dogtired]

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Just love this version

[Turboman]

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Here's a new video from Harriet--well worth watching.

‘Maybe This Christmas’ captures the profound magic behind the childhood elements of Christmas, depicting how these often slip away as we become adults. A universal message of wishing to return to a time of innocence and simplicity and a strong desire to hold onto the past. Perfectly addressed in the chorus opening line "Wish I didn’t know now, what I didn’t know then”, the song expresses a longing to return to a place where blissful unawareness and imagination conquered all sadness and suffering - to when "snowflakes made the darkness, feel a million miles away”. Written by Harriet, Judie Tzuke and Steve Anderson; the latter also arranged and produced the single. ‘Maybe This Christmas’ is a perfect song of melancholy, hope and reflection for Christmas.


As the song coaxes tear-drops, the video tempts a warm Christmas glow as Harriet delves into her own personal family photo archives and pieces together video memories from her childhood. The innocence of Harriet’s eyes as a toddler at Christmas, sparkle amongst the festive lights and wrapping paper; later to reveal the delight of her family Christmases as an older child and teen. All gift-wrapped around the gorgeously infectious and enthralling vocals of the Harriet that we know today.

[Amethyst]

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Here you go Ame xx

Thank you xxx Bloody crap that both he and Keith passed away this year.

Merry Christmas lol.