16 Christmas Songs That Don't Mention The Word Christmas
16 Christmas Songs That Don’t Mention The Word Christmas - Page 3
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16 Christmas Songs That Don’t Mention The Word Christmas
Did you ever know that some Christmas songs don’t actually say the word “Christmas” in them.
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Instead, they talk about things like winter, snow, or being together with loved ones during the holiday season.
These songs still make us feel happy and festive, even without using the word “Christmas.”
Some examples of these songs include “Jingle Bells,” “Let It Snow,” and “Winter Wonderland.”
They remind us of the fun and joy that comes with the holiday season, even if they don’t say the word “Christmas” directly.
So, when you listen to these songs, remember that they are still about the holiday season, even if they don’t say the word “Christmas” out loud!
Take a look at our list of 16 Christmas Songs That Don’t Mention Christmas below!1. Let It Snow – Dean Martin
2. A Marshmallow World – Dean Martin
3. Baby, It's Cold outside – Zooey Deschanel, Leon Redbone
4. Winter Wonderland – Michael Buble
5. Frosty the Snowman – Jimmy Durante
6. You're a Mean One, Mr. Grinch – Thurl Ravenscroft
7. Home for the Holidays – Perry Como
8. Jingle Bell Rock – Bobby Helms
9. Sleigh Ride – The Ronettes
10. Silver Bells – Dean Martin
11. It's the Most Wonderful Time of the Year – Andy Williams
12. Deck the Halls – Nat King Cole
13. Jingle Bells – Dean Martin
14. My Favorite Things – Julie Andrews
15. I Saw Mommy Kissing Santa Claus – The Ronettes
16. Happy Holidays – Andy Williams
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