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All of these lines are either from Christmas Carols or Christmas theme songs. Se how many you can open before Christmas. Limit 5.

1. Now the ground is white go it while you're young take the girls along. (Sung by a boy band who name is only 2 letters and a number.)

2. A rootie-toot-toot and rummy-tum-tum. (Sung by a man recently in the headlines.)

3. Crowded street, busy feet, hustle by him. (Sung by a late, bespectacled 60s singer.)

4. I think I'll miss this one this year. (Sung by a new wave band with a lead singer who isn't Chrissie Hynde, Deborah Harry, or Pat Benatar.)

5. Then he nodded. (By a bearded singer from Detroit.)

6. And by the light of that same star. (Sung by a boy band who's lead singer used be a Mouseketeer with his ex-girlfriend.)

7. Happy golden days of yore. (Sung by one of those women I listed on #4.)

8. From kids from 1 to 92. (By a late crooner whose daughter made an album using old recordings of him.)

9. They have never had a joy of a welfare Christmas. (Sung by a trio of punkers, but not the only with Billie Joe.)

10. Oh how they pound, raising the sound. (Sung by a group whose name is loosely based on a gory H.G. Lewis film.)

11. Let's hope it's a good one. (Sung by an ex-Beatle and a group he named after his 2nd wife.)

12. Say Hello to friends you know. (Sung by a singer who was the narrator/snowman from a Christmas special about a crimson-proboscused reindeer.)

13. Where the love - light gleams. (Sung by another boy band, whose name would be more in tune with Heat Miser than his brothewr Snow Miser.)

14. There's always something new. (Sung by a sibling duo whose female singer is no longer with us. :'()

15. Oh, what a laugh it would have been. (Sung by a man from a 'small town'.)

16. We let in light, and we banish shade. (From a cadre of British rockers.)

17. But if you want I want in a machine gun. (Sung by a British invasion group who lasted until the early 90s.)

18. The one foggy Christmas Eve. (Sung by a singing cowboy who once owned the California/Anaheim Angels.)

19. Take care in all you do next year. (Sung by a bespectacled British icon of the 70s.)

20. Friends and relations send salutations. (Sung by a 70s band named after our National bird.)

21. If you’re not here with me. (Sung by 'that other King'.)

22. Blow your cash for no good reason. (A parody sung by a group led by a DJ whose name suggest a bodies of water.)

23. Put up the tree before my spirit falls again. (From a Broadway musical featuring a famous Auntie.)

24. I approached very slowly with my heart full of fear. (Sung by a trio of rappers whose DJ was murdered a couple of years ago. :'()

25. He was made of coal but the children know. (Sung by a 70s and 80s singer/actress who first hit was "Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy".)






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2 is by Michael Jackson
3 Silver bells-Diana Ross &  Supremes
8 the christmas song-Nat King Cole and Natalie Cole
11 is by Paul and Lynda Mccartney
15 I saw daddy kissing santa claus-John Melloncamp

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2 is by Michael Jackson
3 Silver bells-Diana Ross &  Supremes
8 the christmas song-Nat King Cole and Natalie Cole
11 is by Paul and Lynda Mccartney
15 I saw daddy kissing santa claus-John Melloncamp
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Hi IG.  
I know #2 is the Jackson 5; I think "Up On The Housetop" but not positive.

#7 is "Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas" by Chrissie Hynde.

#11 is "Happy Xmas (War Is Over)" by hmmm I guess the Plastic Ono Band.

#12 is "Holly Jolly Christmas" by Burl Ives

#15 is "I Saw Mommy Kissing Santa Claus" by John Mellencamp.  (I think Kip Adotta did the "Daddy" version Mike)

#26 is "I Want Some Plastic Surgery For Christmas" by the Spaffluent Robert Lund, available NOW on ELVES GONE WILD!!!  At www.elvesgonewild.com!!!!  ONLY 9.99!!!!  QUICKLY MAN!!!!
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1.  Jingle Bells... don't know the artist
2.  Santa Claus Is Coming To Town--The Jackson 5
3.  Pretty Paper--Roy Orbison
5.  Little Drummer Boy--Bob Seger and the Silver Bullett Band (he changed the words, it should be "Mary nodded", I hate when they do that >:()
7.  Is The Pretenders
11.  Is actually John Lennon with Yoko Ono, and the Plastic Ono Band
16.  Do They Know It's Christmas (I would give the artist, but I used up my points)

I hope I calculated that right... ::)
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24. I approached very slowly with my heart full of fear. (Sung by a trio of rappers whose DJ was murdered a couple of years ago. )
Christmas in Hollis - Run DMC
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Your added one is "Wet Christmas", which obviously Frank Sinatra misread the words and sang it as "White" ;-)
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I thought this one was by Bing Crosby.  :-/

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#18 Rudolf the Red-nosed Reindeer
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This one is sung by Gene Autry.  :)

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Okay, I think I still have a half point left... or something.  Anyway, #16 is by Band Aid. :)
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26. "White Christmas" by Bing Crosby. An incredibly annoying Christmas song to hear piped through shopping malls in Sydney where the temperature in always 35C+ and where there has never, ever been a white Christmas.
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4.  The Waitresses - Christmas Wrapping
9.  Blink-182 - I Won't Be Home for Christmas
13.  98 Degrees - I'll Be Home for Christmas
22.  Bob Rivers - Wreck the Malls
25.  Frosty the Snowman
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4.  The Waitresses - Christmas Wrapping
9.  Blink-182 - I Won't Be Home for Christmas
13.  98 Degrees - I'll Be Home for Christmas
22.  Bob Rivers - Wreck the Malls
25.  Frosty the Snowman
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14 is obviously the Carpentesr, so I will guess on the song...

I'll Be Home for Christmas?
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#6 Mary's Boy Child ?  I only know the Boney M version

#18 Rudolf the Red-nosed Reindeer
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Hi Indy

#25  Frosty The Snowman - Bette Midler ?
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Your added one is "Wet Christmas", which obviously Frank Sinatra misread the words and sang it as "White" ;-)
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#19 Step Into Christmas - Elton John
#20 Please Come Home For Christmas - The Eagles

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Oh and...

#23 We Need A Little Christmas - Mame.
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Hi Indy!  :)

#14 is "Merry Christmas Darling" by The Carpenters.
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This one is sung by Gene Autry.  :)
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I thought this one was by Bing Crosby.  :-/
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17.Father Christmas-The Kinks ;D

Theyre not gone;just another Ray-Dave snit ::)
Its kinda like being a Redsox fan ;D
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18: Rudolph, Gene Autrey
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Gee, you're too kind. ::)

;D
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#1 B2K
#6 The First Noel - 'N Sync
#9 I Will Buy You A New Life  - Everclear
#10 Carol Of The Bells  - 10,000 Maniacs.
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#9 is "Father of Mine" by Everclear
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Sorry, Ladybug316, that is incorrect. :(
(BTW, what does that song have t do with Christmas? ;)

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Sorry, wrong song title.  I don't know what the bleep it has to do with Christmas.  I'm not even an Everclear fan.   :)

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# 21. Blue Christmas  by Elvis.  It's a Christmas staple just for the backup singers alone.
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