The one and only Christmas song I like, Happy Xmas (War Is Over).
(This version of the video unfortunately cuts of Yoko’s part of the intro and the very end of the fadeout, but was otherwise by far the video with the best overall sound quality. SORRY, I miss Yoko too.)
I hope you all have a happy and safe holiday.
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You really do have an obsession! ;)
Hope you have a safe and happy holiday as well!
Took you long enough to figure that one out, OuyangDan! :)
I also like this Xmas Song: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ff3aoSyYOVs (The Pogues and Kirsty MacColl – Fairytale of New York)
WWBD-FM 95.7 played that song on Monday, I believe.
Merry Christmas…..Ho Ho Ho !!!
I never knew the “war is over” lyrics– the only times I’ve heard this song have been on the radio or in stores while Christmas shopping. I always assumed they were singing “merry Christmas” in the background. Thank you, Cara!
Thank you for putting up.
My late cousin, Sally from England had given me a copy of the CD and when I play it I remember her and her friendship.
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