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Do you have a favourite Favourite Christmas song and film

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The Pogues & Kirsty McColl Fairytale Of New York - YouTube

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Saviour's Day by Cliff Richard.

I don't care much for the lyrics as I am not religious but its a great song, one which can remind you that there's many things to be thankful for. The backing track is one of the best for Christmas and it captures that early 90's feel perfectly.

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John Lewis Stop the Calvery and the pogues and Kirsty McCall fairy tale of New York. 

The poges is a fantastic song always loved this one has some memories for me. Stop the calvery started to like this in recent years. 

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20 minutes ago, NortonNCFC said:

The Christmas Song by Nat King Cole.

Another song that takes me back to my teens and puts me in a Christmasy mood. Great choice @NortonNCFC

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I like the original band aid song, its much better than the ones after.

And Peter Kays attempt which is quite bad but good at the same time.

Oh oh oh ohhhhh, everywhere where we go, watching super County putting on a show!

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Rockin' Around the Christmas Tree by Mel and Kim.

Very amusing song.

When people ask what 'American Pie' is about, they're missing the point. The song isn't about the lines themselves - it's about what is between the lines. The song is about what isn't there.

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This takes me back over 60 years to Christmas with all the family at my grandparents

I much prefer this version to the Boney m  one

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My favourite song may be "we wish you a merry christmas" but i can't think of that many apart from a few so unless i do, i'l stick with that.

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#21
1 hour ago, super_ram said:

Is this the one @super_pie

He said jingle bells is his favourite song and the grinch is his favourite movie.

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8 minutes ago, cheeky~k8 said:

He said jingle bells is his favourite song and the grinch is his favourite movie.

Well he got the Grinch and Jingle Bells together.Come on,The Grinch with(Jingle))bells on.:rollonfloorlaughing:

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48 minutes ago, super_ram said:

Well he got the Grinch and Jingle Bells together.Come on,The Grinch with(Jingle))bells on.:rollonfloorlaughing:

more festive than hes ever looked.

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It was great in the 60's.Different wars,different countries,different murders.

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Film: A Christmas Story and only that. It's hilarious. Definitely a film for adults, the humour is lost on kids. One of the funniest films I know.

Song: Fairytale of New York and Stop the Cavalry are shining lights in an ocean of drivel. This is also quite cool:

 

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