Non festive songs that you associate with Christmas (2 Viewers)
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SkyBlueSoul
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My family have a dark sense of humour, became the song we put the tree up to
Brighton Sky Blue
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Actually a protest song but because of one line and the instrumentals gets played at Christmas
Wyken Sky Blue
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Otis
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What a fab song that is. My favourite Tom Waits track.
Otis
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Besides Low's Just Like Christmas, this is my favourite Christmas song.
Otis
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That is partially correct, BSB, it wasn't meant to be a Christmas song, but it did actually get to number 3 in December 1980 and does indeed have that Christmassy feel to it.
fernandopartridge
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I think of this probably because of the Diamonds are for Heather OFAH Christmas special (Series 2 or 3)
no_loyalty
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I don't know why people saying Stay Another Day is a Christmas song annoys me so much. Triggered every time.
Brighton Sky Blue
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Haha, I realised you can play all the videos on this page at the same time. Sounds like a Scottish zombie bagpipe orchestra
Great_Expectations
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Eva Cassidy - Fields of Gold.
It was used on a Cancer Research advert around the same time my Grandad died of cancer at Christmas.
A real Christmas cheery one!
It was used on a Cancer Research advert around the same time my Grandad died of cancer at Christmas.
A real Christmas cheery one!
RegTheDonk
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The theme from "The Great Escape".
Sky_Blue_Daz
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Great choice
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Wyken Sky Blue
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fernandopartridge
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Yeah that's one for me, think it might have been a Christmas hit
clint van damme
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Had a fiver on the pogues very early at 33s and it only got to number 2 because of this bollocks.
clint van damme
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Tony Mortimers brother. Quite a poignant song when you know the story behind it
Wyken Sky Blue
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This song kept the Pogues from Xmas number 1 in 1987
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skybluetony176
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This was Xmas No.1 the first time I can remember watching the TOTP Xmas special.
Philosoraptor
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Brighton Sky Blue
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Pogues is my favourite to be honest
Wyken Sky Blue
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So good it was Xmas number 1 twice!
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fernandopartridge
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It's a great track, I think synth pop was the last great British music movement really
ovduk78
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I remember being at my grandparents house in Green Lane on Boxing Day in 1971 & this was the Christmas number 1. We always went to their house on Boxing Day as it was my grandma's birthday & we got our presents from them & my auntie. Me and my 2 older brothers were always banished to eat our dinner on a picnic table in the verandah!
LastGarrison
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A girl I was at school with had this played at her funeral (was the first funeral I’d ever been to) after she was killed in a car crash by some c**t who was trying to show off whilst she was in the back. She was only 15.
Anyway Merry Christmas.
Philosoraptor
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This always gets a play around my abode today. The piano riff in the middle is sublime. This song screams Christmas to me.
Merry Christmas all!
Edit- Might as well do the whole hog.
Merry Christmas all!
Edit- Might as well do the whole hog.
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