Year of release 2015

Songs 22

Album time 39:09

Genre list Pop

1
Silent Night (Orchestral Version)
 
1:52
2
Good Christian Men Rejoice (Orchestral Version)
 
1:17
3
Once In Royal David's City
 
2:14
4
Carol Of The Bells
 
2:15
5
God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen
 
1:18
6
O Come, O Come, Emmanuel
 
2:19
7
Joy To The World (Orchestral Version)
 
1:29
8
It Came Upon A Midnight Clear
 
2:15
9
We Wish You A Merry Christmas (Orchestral Version)
 
1:40
10
Away In A Manger (Orchestral Version)
 
1:57
11
Oh Christmas Tree
 
1:33
12
Angels We Have Heard On High
 
2:57
13
We Three Kings
 
1:25
14
While Shepherds Watched Their Flocks
 
1:02
15
Joy To The World
 
1:31
16
Jingle Bells
 
1:39
17
The Holly And The Ivy (Orchestral Version)
 
1:32
18
Good King Wenceslas
 
1:07
19
Deck The Halls
 
0:53
20
Auld Lang Syne
 
1:59
21
Hark! The Herald Angels Sing (Orchestral Version)
 
1:41
22
Amazing Grace
 
3:25

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