Full Index of
The Hymns and Carols of Christmas

 

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Indices of the Hymns and Carols of Christmas: A - B | - C - | D - G | - H - | I - J | K - L M - N | - O - | P - R | - S - | - T - | U - Z

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• 4 Real Christmas (Written by Montrell Darrett, copyright 1996, performed by Commissioned; it is found on the 1996 CD "The Real Meaning of Christmas"; link opens in a new window at Amazon.com)

• A Babe In Bethlehem Is Born - Translator Unknown; Possibly W. J. Blew.

• A Babe is Born in Bethlehem - Krauth Translation

• A Babe is Born in Bethlehem - Schaff Translation, alt.

• A Babe Is Born In Bethlehem - From Woodward

• The Babe Is Born in Bethlehem - From Pettman

• A Babe Is Born Of High Nature (Alternate Title: What Tidings?)

• A Babe Is Born, All Of A Maid (Version 1)

• A Babe Is Born (All of a May - Version 2)

• A babe is born al of a may - Thomas Wright

• A Babe Is Born, Our Blysse To Brynge (MacCracken)

• A Babe Is Born To Blis Vs Brynge (Flügel)

• A Babe Is Born, To Blys Vs Brynge (Dyboski)

• A Babe Is Born, To Bliss Us Bring (Rickert)

• A Babe Is Born Who Bliss Shall Bring (Weston)

• A Babe Lies in the Cradle (German: Ein Kindlein in der wiegen)

• A Babel Of Confusion, Andrew E Pratt (born 1948) © 1996 Stainer & Bell Ltd.

• A Baby in the Cradle (German: Ein Kindlein in der wiegen)

• A Baby Just Like You (Words and Music by John Denver and Joe Henry, copyright 1975)

• A Band of Angels From the Sky

• A Band of Herdsmen Tarried Late

• A blessed bird, as I you say

• A Bone, God Wot!

• A bonne! God wote - Thomas Wright

• A Boy is Born in Bethlehem. H. J. D. Ryder, in O. Shipley's Annus Sanctus. 1884.

• A Boy is Born in Bethlehem - Translator Unknown

• A Boy Is Born In Bethlehem, And joy is in Jerusalem. Rev. J. O'Connor from R. R. Terry, Two Hundred Folk Carols, 1933.

• A Boy Was Born in Bethlehem - Baird; moreso than others, this is a song inspired by, rather than a translation of, the Latin original.

• A Branch So Fair Has Blossomed

• A Carol For Christmas Day Before Dawn (First Line: O' Bethlem town to-night is cold)

• A Carol for Christmas Eve (from Bramley and Stainer; compare The Lord At First Had Adam Made from Sandys)

• A Carol For Christmas Eve - Louis F. Benson (First Line: The winter night was dark and still)

• A Carol Of Christmas At Bethlehem

• A Carol Of The Birth of Christ (First Line: Come to Bethlehem and ye shall see)

• A Carol on the Birth of Christ (Was not Christ our Saviour / Sent unto us from God above)

• A Caroling We Go (Johnny Marks, copyright 1966)

• A Carrol for a Wassel-Bowl

• A Child For Us is Born This Day

• A Child Is Born In Bethlehem, And joy has filled Jerusalem. From John Bowring, Hymns (1825).

• A Child Is Born In Bethlehem, And joy is in Jerusalem. P. S. Worsley, in his Poems, &. 1875.

• A Child Is Born In Bethlehem, And joyful is Jerusalem. R. F. Littledale, in Lyra Messianica, 1864, p. 69.

• A Child is Born in Bethlehem, in Bethlehem; And gladness fills Jerusalem, Allelujah! Allelujah! - English translation of the Danish Translation, Et Barn Er Født I Betlehem by Nicolai Grundvig, from the Latin Puer Natus in Bethlehem; Translator Unknown

• A Child is Born in Bethlehem, in Bethlehem; And joy is in Jerusalem, Allelujah! Allelujah!- Translator Unknown

• A Child Is Born in Bethlehem, Rejoice and sing, &c. P. Schaff, in his Christ in Song, N.Y. 1869.

• A Child Is Born In Bethlehem, Rejoice, rejoice, Jerusalem! - Translation by H. L. Jenner from Chope, Carols For Use In Church, 1894.

• A Child Is Born in Bethlehem, Rejoice, rejoice, Jerusalem. E. R. Charles and W. J. Blew, Trns., The New Office Hymn Book, Parts III & IV.

• A Child Is Born In Bethlehem, Rejoice, rejoice, Jerusalem. J. W. Hewett. 1859.

• A Child is Born in Bethlehem; Exult for joy, &c. (together with the Latin). H. M. Macgill. 1876.

• The Child Is Born In Bethlehem, Sing and be glad, Jerusalem! - Elizabeth Charles

• A Child My Choice (Alternate Title: Let Folly Praise That Fancy Loves)

• A Child So Sweet

• A Child This Day Is Born – Version 1 (William Sandys)

• A Child This Day Is Born – Version 2 (Bramley & Stainer)

• A Child This Day Is Born – Version 3 (Hutchins)

• A Child This Day Is Born - Version 4 (Pettman)

• A Child This Day Is Born - Version 5 (Terry)

• A Child This Day Is Born (Elizabeth Poston, The Penguin Book of Christmas Carols, copyright 1965)

• A Christmas Carol (First Line: "Let Us Sing The Birth")

• A Christmas Carol - Herrick (First line: "What sweeter music can we bring")

• A Christmas Carol - Ives (First Line: "Little Star Of Bethlehem!"

• A Christmas Carol - Rossetti (First Line: "The Shepherds had an Angel")

• A Christmas Carol (Alternate Title: The Shepherds Went Their Hasty Way - Coleridge)

• A Christmas Child (Quand Dieu Naquit - A Noel)

• A Christmas Hymn (First line: Tell me what is this innumerable throng)

• A Christmas Folk Song (First Line: DE win' is blowin' wahmah)

• A Christmas Long Ago (Words and Music: Edward R. Brian, copyright 1987; performed by The Echelons)

• A Christmas Love Song (Words by Alan & Marilyn Berman ; music by Johnny Mandel; copyright 1988; links open at a new site.)

• A Christmas Lullaby (First Line: Sleep, baby, sleep ! The Mother sings)

• A Christmas Song by Howard Glover

• A Christmas Song (Laurence Housman; First line: Then from His throne the Godhead bowed)

• A Christmas To Remember (Words and Music by Amy Grant, Chris Eaton, Beverly Darnall, copyright 1999; From A Christmas To Remember, Amy Grant; link open in a new window at the website of Amy Grant)

• A Cradle Carol

• A Cradle Hymn (Watts, 1715; Alternate ow Titles: A Christmas Lullaby, or Hush! My Dear, Lie Still and Slumber)

• A Cradle in Bethlehem (Words and Music: Lawrence Stock and Alfred Bryan, 1952; Performed by Nat King Cole and Vince Gill)

• A Cradle-Song of the Blessed Virgin (Alternate Title: The Virgin Stills The Crying)

• A Day, A Day Of Glory

• A Day, Bright Day of Glory

• A Day, Bright of Glory

• A Dialogue Between Dives and Lazarus - Two 18^th Century Broadsides

• A Dossen of Points - Wright

• A Douzen of Points - Pepysian

• A Douzen of Points - Roxburgh

• A Dozen of Points - Euing 126

• A Dread Hath Come On Me

• A Fair And Godly Flower I Know

• A ferly thyng it is to mene - Thomas Wright (1847)

• A Few More Years Shall Roll

• A Galley Will I Build Me

• A Glorious Voice Sounds Through The Night

• A Glorious Star From Heav'n Appeared

• A Great And Mighty Wonder - Version 1

• A Great and Mighty Wonder – Version 2

• A Great and Mighty Wonder – Version 3

• A Heavenly Voice And Early Ray

• A Holly Jolly Christmas (Words & Music by Johnny Marks, copyright 1962)

• A Hymn For Christmas Day (First Line: Awake, my soul, and come away)

• A Hymn for Martyrs Sweetly Sing

• A Hymn of the Nativity - Sung By The Shepherds

• A Is For Advent, Cyril G. Hambly (born 1931) © 1972 Stainer & Bell Ltd. & The Trustees for Methodist Church Purposes

• A Jolly Wassel Bowl (Middle English)

• A Joyful Christmas Song (Words: Minna Louise Hohman, circa 1947; Music: Francois Auguste Gevaert (1828-1908), copyright 1917)

• A La Nanita Nana

• A Lady That Was So Fair And Bright

• A Little Child Came Yester Morning

• A Little Child Is Born Tonight

• A Little Child The Savior Came

• A Little Child There Is Ybore (Alternate Title: Susanni); Translation of Vom Himmel hoch o Engel kommt

• A Little Child There Is Yborn (Also: Gloria Tibi, Domine)

• A Little Ship Was On The Sea

• A Lost and Sinful World to Save

• A Lovely Lady Sat and Sung

• A Maiden Was Adoring God The Lord

• A Man Was The Fyrst Gylt

• A Manger Filled With Love (Link opens in a new window at Sally DeFord Music)

• A Marshmallow World (Words by Carl Sigman, Music by Peter De Rose, copyright 1949)

• A Merry, Merry Christmas To You (Johnny Marks, copyright 1958)

• A Meteor Bright Its Wondrous Light

• A New Almanack for the Yeare of our Lorde God M.D.LXXII

• A New Carol of Our Lady (First Line: Lords and ladies all bydene)

• A New Year, A New Year, a child was yborn

• A new yer! a new yer! a chyld was i-born

• A New Yeres Gift, Intituled, A Christal Glas

• A New Yeres Gyft, Intituled, A Playne Pathway To Perfect Rest

• A Pilgrim's Song (Alternate Title: A Few More Years Shall Flow)

• A Rocking Hymn (First Line: Sweet baby, sleep ; what ails my dear?)

• A Shepherd Band Their Flocks Are Bringing

• A Ship Comes Sailing Onwards

• A Ship Is Coming Laden, Es kommt ein Schiff geladen by Johannes Tauler (c.1300-1361) translated by Alan Luff (born 1928) and Enid Luff (born 1935), English translation © 1997 Stainer & Bell Ltd.

• A Sign Admired By Thy Redeem'd

• A Shout Of Mighty Triumph

• A Soldier’s King (Words and Music: John Barlow Jarvis and Kenny Horton, copyright 1996)

• A Song And A Carol For Christmas-tide

• A Song of Joy Unto The Lord We Sing

• A Song Of the Ivy and the Holly (Middle English, Alternate Title: Nay Iuy, Nay, Hyt Shall Not Be, I Wys)

• A Song The World Is Singing

• A song upon, Now I must sing (Under a tree, in sporting me)

• A Spotless Rose

• A Splendrous Dream This Christmastime - Daniel Jencka, copyright 2005 (link opens in a new window at an external site).

• A Stable Lamp is Lighted (Richard Wilbur (1921-) copyright 1961)

• A Star Appeared, And Peaceful Threw

• A Star Doth Bedizen

• A Star Shines Forth In Heaven

• A Tale of the Olden Time

• A Thrilling Voice Rings Clear and High

• A Thousand Years Have Come And Gone

• A Very Merry Christmas (R. Meyers, Date Unknown)

• A Virgin Did Come

• A Virgin Most Blessed

• A Virgin Most Pure - Gilbert (1823)

• A Virgin most purely - Douce Adds 137(45)

• A Virgin Pure, Both Meek And Mild

• A Virgin Pure, Of This Be Sure

• A Virgin Pure, This Is Full Sure

• A Virgin Queen in Bethlehem

• The Virgin Unspotted - Arnold (1753)

• A Virgin Unspotted - Douce adds. 137(71) (1827)

• The Virgin Unspotted (Walters, A Good Christmas Box, 1846)

• A Virgin Unspotted (Bramley & Stainer) (ca 1860s)

• A Virgin Unspotted – Gillmann (1994)

• A Virgin Unspotted - Sharp (1911)

• A Virgin Most Pure - Knapp (1743) - with the tune "Christmas Hymn" by William Knapp, from Wyeth's Second Repository of Sacred Music; also published in The Hesperian Harp.

• A Virgin Most Pure-Harding B 7(4) (Between 1813 and 1838.)

• A Virgin Most Pure (Gilbert, 1822, with Notes)

• A Virgin Most Purely - Douce Adds 137(45) (1826)

• A Virgin Most Pure - Sandys, 1833

• A Virgin Most Pure from Harding B 11 (3920) (Date unknown)

• A Virgin Most Blessed (Hutchins, 1916)

• A Virgin Most Pure - Poston (1970)

• A Voice From The Desert Comes Awful And Shrill

• A Wassail, A Wassail, A Wassail We Begin

• A Wassail, A Wassail Throughout All This Town

• A woman a mayd in thought and deede (Middle English; retyped in Old Blackletter)

• A Wondrous Child, The Virgin-born

• A Wondrous Word (First Line: As midnight hush so calm and still)

• A Year Begins Of Joy And Grace

• A Yeoman's Carol (First Line: Let Christians all with joyful mirth)

• A, a, a, a - Listeneth, lordings, both great and small

• A, a, a, a - Mary Is A Lady Bright (Rickert)

• About The Field They Pipëd Right (Rickert)

• About The Field They Piped Full Right (Weston)

• Abowt the fyld thei pyped full right (Wright)

• Across The Sky The Shades Of Night

• Ad cantum leticie (Alternate Title: Love and hope of heav'nly rest)

• Adam And His Helpmate

• Adam lay ibounden (Chambers & Sidgwick)

• Adam lay ybounden (Rickert)

• Adam lay i-bowndyn  (Wright, 1856)

• Adam Our Fader Was In Blis

• Adam Sinned And Earned All Sorrows

• Adeste Fideles (Wade: O Come All Ye Faithful)

• Adeste Fideles (Watts; First Line: "Lord, 'tis a pleasant thing to stand")

• Adoration

• Advent of Our God, The (Chandler Translation of Instantis adventum Dei by Charles Coffin)

• Advent of Our God, The (Packer Translation of Instantis adventum Dei by Charles Coffin)

• The Advent of Our God at Hand (L C. Earle Translation of Instantis adventum Dei by Charles Coffin)

• The Advent of our King - (Hymns Ancient and Modern Translation of Instantis adventum Dei by Charles Coffin)

• Advent Song

• After December Slips Away (Written by Bonnie K. Keen & Lowell Talmader Alexander, Jr., copyright 1995)

• After Man Had Broken the Presepts of the Lord

• After Mydnyght, When Dremes Dothe Fawll

• Agnus Dei (Words and Music by Michael W. Smith, copyright 1990; From A Christmas To Remember, Amy Grant; links open in a new window at the websites of Amy Grant and Michael W. Smith, respectively)

• Ah, Bleak and Chill the Wintry Wind (Bates Burt and Alfred Burt, copyright 1954; opens in new window at the Alfred Burt Carols web site)

• Ah, Dearest Jesus, Holy Child

• Ah Man, Ah Say

• Ah, Wherefore Do The Impious Jews

• Ah! Gabriel, Ah! Gabriel

• Ah! How Humble Is Thy Birth

• Ah! Lord God, The World's Creator

• Ah! Lord, How Shall I Meet Thee

• Ah! Those Merry Christmas Chimes (Title: Christmas Chimes); Words by Mary A. McKee and Music by Pemberton Pierce

• Ah! What A Great Mystery!

• All After Pleasures As I Rid One

• All Children Are On Christmas Eve

• All Christian people pray attend (The Creation of the World)

• All Christians May Rejoice To-day

• All Glory to God in the Sky

• All Glory To God, And Peace Upon Earth

• All Glory, Jesus Christ, To Thee

• All Hail Immanuel (Words and music by Adrian V. Miller, copyright, used with permission; for more Miller carols, please visit New Hope Music)

• All Hail The Ever Glad'ning Morn

• All Hail The Morn

• All Hail the Power of Jesus' Name

• All Hail The Star In Judah's Sky!

• All Hail To The Days (Alternate title: All Hail To The Days That Merit More Praise, Drive the Cold Winter Away, and several others)

• All Hail To Thee, O Blessed Morn!

• All Hail, Ye Little Martyr Flowers

• All Hail, Ye Merry Folk Today

• All Hail! All Hail To The Natal Day

• All Hail Ye Infant Martyr Flowers

• All Heaven On A Maiden

• All Hosts, Above, Beneath

• All I Want For Christmas Is My Two Front Teeth (Donald Yetter Gardner, copyright 1946)

• All I Want For Christmas Is You (Mariah Carey and Walter Afanasieff, copyright 1995)

• All In The Silent Night

• All Is Well (Words: Wayne Kirkpatrick; Music: Michael W. Smith; copyright date: TBD)

• All Jubilant With Psalm And Hymn

• All My Heart This Night Rejoices – Version 1 (German, Frohlich soll mein Herze springen)

• All My Heart This Night Rejoices - Version 2

• All My Heart This Night Rejoices – Version 3 (Jubilate Hymns, copyright)

• All My Heart With Joy Is Springing

• All mydle erthe it shall fulfyll (Middle English; retyped in Old Blackletter)

• All of a Maid a Child is Born

• All On a Christmas Morning (Bates Burt and Alfred Burt, copyright 1954; opens in new window at the  Alfred Burt Carols web site)

• All Over Creation (Christmas) - Shirley Erena Murray (opens in a new window at an exterior site)

• All People That On Earth Do Dwell

• All Praise To Jesus’s Hallowed Name

• All Praise to the Lord, Whose Trumpet We Hear

• All Praise to Thee, Eternal God

• All Praise To Thee, Eternal Lord (Alternate Title: All Praise To Thee, Eternal God)

• All Praise To Thee, My God, This Night

• All Praise To You, O Lord

• All That Desire With Christ To Ris

• All That Leve In Cristen Lay

• All That 'Lieve In Christmas Lay

• All That Seek Christ, Your Eyes Erect

• All The Merrier Is That Place

• All The Skies To-night Sing O'er Us

• All The Skies Tonight Sang O'er Us

• All They Wanted Was A Shelter, Fred Pratt Green 1903-2000 © 1975 Stainer & Bell Ltd.

• All Things Were In Silence

• All This Night (Alternate Title: All This Night Bright Angels Sing)

• All This Time This Song Is Best

• All Through The Night

• All Under The Leaves

• All Who Would See God's Greatness (Marnie Barrell, copyright 1995)

• All Ye Who Would The Christ Descry

• All You Need Is Elves (Humor from Bob Rivers, Bob Rivers’ Twisted Tunes)

• All You That Are Good Fellows

• All You That Are To Mirth Inclined (with Sandys' note)

• All You Who are To Mirth Inclined (Old Christmas Returned - Sylvester)

• All You Who Are To Mirth Inclined - Manx

• All You That Are To Mirth Inclind - Roxburghe 1.374

• All You That Are To Mirth Inclind - Roxburghe 3.288

• All You That Fear The Lord That Rules The Sky

• All You That In This House Be Here

• All You That Seek Christ, Let Your Sight

• All You That To Feasting And Mirth Are Inclined (Middle English)

• All You Who Seek The Lord Of Love

• All-wise, All-good, Almighty Lord

• Alleluia, Lord Most Holy

• Alleluia. Now Well We Our Merthis Make

• Alleluia, Song of Sweetness - Version 1

• Alleluia, Sweetest Lay

• Alleluya. The Joy of Virgin Mary | Alleluya pro Virgine Maria

• Alma redemptoris mater (Alternate Title: As I Lay Upon A Night)

• Almighty Framer of the Skies

• The Almyghty Kyng of Blys

• Almost Day (It's Almost Day, Huddie Ledbetter, copyright 1952)

• Always Winter but Never Christmas (Performed by XTC, copyright 1992)

• Although at Yule It Bloweth Cool

• Always There's a Carol (Christmas) - Shirley Erena Murray (opens in a new window at an exterior site)

• Amen (Traditional Spiritual)

• Amid The Silence

• An Angel This Night

• An Aungell Fro Hevn Gan Lyth

• An Earthly Tree A Heavenly Fruit It Bare

• An Exile For The Faith

• An Heavenly Song, I Dare Well Say (Alternate Title: This Day)

• An Image of that Heavenly Light

• An Infant Lay Within A Shed

• An Old Fashioned Christmas (Copyright: Richard Carpenter and Richard Bettis)

• Ancient Law Departs, The

• Ane Carrell of the Epistill on Zule Euin

• And Art Thou Come With Us To Dwell

• And Can It Be That God Is Born ("Knowing Him In The Breaking of Bread") - For Christmas

• And His Name Shall Be Called Wonderful (Link opens in a new window at Sally DeFord Music)

• And Now The Day Is Past And Gone

• And Now, O Lord, We Call To Mind

• And Now, With Shades Of Night Opprest

• 'And Was Made Man!' Oh, Wondrous Words! - The Incarnation

• The Angel and the Shepherds

• The Angel Chorus

• The Angel Gabriel (Alternative Title: The Angel Gabriel From Heaven Came)

•         Angel Gabriel From God, The (The Angel Gabriel From God, Sandys)
      Come The Archangel To the Maid

• Angel Gabriel, The (Bramley and Stainer; The Angel Gabriel From God)

• Angel Hosts in Bright Array

• The Angel Said to Joseph Mild

• The Angel Spake The Word

• Angelic Messenger, Repeat

• Angel's Song, The - Version 1 (Robert Lowry)

• Angel's Song, The - Version 2 (Charles Vincent - Last Night As I Lay Sleeping)

• The Angels (First line: Run, shepherds, run where Bethlehem blest appears)

• Angels Adore Him

• Angels Above on Advent Morn (Alternate Title: The

• Angels Above on Advent Morn (Alternate Title: The Christ Child)

• Angels and Shepherds

• Angels and the Shepherds, The

• Angels Bright, Their Pinions Folding

• The Angels Came Down In Their Cohorts So Bright

• The Angels Came to Sing (Link opens in a new window at Sally DeFord Music)

• Angels From Heaven

• Angels From The Realms of Glory

• Angels O'er The Fields Were Singing (French: Les Anges dans nos Campagnes, translation by George K. Evans, copyright 1963)

• Angels Proclaim the Happy Morn

• Angels Rejoiced And Sweetly Sung

• Angels Sing Around the Stall, The

• Angels Singing, Church Bells Ringing

• Angels Speak, Let Men Give Ear

• Angels We Have Heard On High (French: Les Anges dans nos Campagnes)

• The Angels' Chorus

• Angels, We Have Heard Your Voices (Words: Traditional French carol, "Les Anges dans nos Campagnes," From R. R. Terry, Two Hundred Folk Carols, 1933)

• The Angel's Sweet Refrain

• Angelus Ad Virginem Translations and adaptations include, but are not limited to:

  • Angel Gabriel, The (Alternative Title: The Angel Gabriel From Heaven Came)

  • Angel Gabriel From God, The (Sandys)

  • Come The Archangel To the Maid

  • Gabriel From Heaven-King (Middle English)

  • Gabriel From Heaven's King (Angelus Ad Virginem, Gerald Manley Hopkins)

  • Gabriel To Mary Came (John Macleod Campbell Crum, 1932)

  • Gabriel To Mary Came (Elizabeth Poston, The Penguin Book of Christmas Carols, copyright 1965)

  • Gabriel To Mary Came (Pickard-Cambridge)

  • Gabriel To Mary Went (Rev. J. O'Connor)

  • Gabriel's Message (Sabine Baring-Gould) Alternate Titles The Angel Gabriel and The Angel Gabriel From Heaven Came

• Annunciation Song (Sing of Mary, Blest is She) - Words by Rev. Vince Uher, copyright 1996

• Annual Animal Christmas Ball, The (George David Weiss, copyright 1988)

• Another Christmas-tide

• Another Christmas Song (Jethrow Tull, copyright 1989)

• Anthem for Christmas (Words: Gloria Gaither; Music: Michael W. Smith; 1989; link opens in a new window at the website of Michael W. Smith)

• Approach All Ye Faithful (Trans By 'C')

• Approach, Ye Faithful, Come With Exultation

• Are My Ears On Straight (Words and Music: Melville Abner Levin, copyright 1953; First Line: I'm a little doll who was dropped and broken)

• Arise And Hail The Glorious Star

• Arise and Shine Forth (Words and Music: Michael McLean (1952-), The Forgotten Carols (Salt Lake City, UT: Deseret Book Co., 1991, rev. 2003). Links open at exterior sites.

• Arise and Shine in Splendor

• Arise And Sing, Dispel Your Fears

• Arise and Wake (Alternate Title: Out Of Your Sleep Arise and Wake)

• Arise, And Hail The Sacred Day

• Arise, Arise, The Morning Bells

• Arise, Sons of the Kingdom!

• Arise, The Kingdom Is At Hand

• Around the Throne of God A Band

• Arouse Thee, Herod

• Arrayed In Clouds Of Golden Light

• Arthur McBride and the Sergeant

• As Bright The Star of Morning Gleams

• As Each Happy Christmas

• As I Came By A Grene Forest Syde - Haslewood, 1801

• As I Came By A Green Forest Side - Vizetelly, 1851

• As I Came By A Grene Forest Syde - Flügen and Schirmer, 1889

• As I Came By A Green Forest-side (A Carol of Hunting) - Rickert, 1910, 1914

• As I Lay Up On A Night (Chambers and Sidgwick), Trinity College, Cambridge

• As I Lay Upon A Night (Fuller Maitland, ca. 1891), identified as Trinity College, Cambridge; with sheet music

• As I Lay Upon A Night (#174) (Terry, Two Hundred Folk Carols), Selden B26

• As I Lay Upon a Night (#189) (Terry, Two Hundred Folk Carols), Trinity College, Cambridge

• As I lay upon a ny3t (Wright, 1856), Sloane MS. 2593

• As Y Lay Vpon A Ny3t-Padelford (Padelford in Anglia XII), Selden B26 and 3 other Manuscripts (Sloane, Balliol and Trinity)

• As I Me Lay On A Nyght (Flügel in Anglia XXVI), Balliol 354

• As I Up Ros In A Mornyng (Wright, 1847)

• As I me ros in on morwenyng (Wright, 1856)

• As I out rode this enders night (Tyrle, tyrlow, tyrle, tyrlow)

• As I Roved Out

• As I Sat By My Old Cottage Door (Sharp)

• As I Sat On A Sunny Bank - Version 1

• As I Sat On A Sunny Bank - Version 2 (Sharp)

• As I Sat On A Sunny Bank - Version 3 (Sharp)

• As I Sat Under A Sycamore Tree

• At I Walked By A Fforest Side - Padelford (1907)

• As I Walked By A Fforest Side - Flügel (1903)

• As I Walked By A Forest Side - Dyboski (1907)

• As I Walked By A Forest Side - Froude (1858)

• As I Walked By A Forest Side - Greene (1935)

• As I went this enders day (Middle English; retyped in Old Blackletter)

• As I Went Through A Garden Green (Rickert)

• As I went throw a gardyn grene (Wright, 1856)

• As I Went To Bethlehem

• As In Eastern Lands Afar

• As It Fell Out One May Morning (The Holy Well)

• As Jesus Christ Lay Fast Asleep, Fred Pratt Green 1903-2000 from an old Welsh Carol © 1974 Stainer & Bell Ltd.

• As Jacob With Travel

• As Jonah, Issuing From His Three Days' Tomb

• As Joseph And Mary Were A-Walking The Green (For this and the following two, see The Cherry Tree Carols)

• As Joseph Was A Walking - Fyfe (1860)

• As Joseph Was A Walking - Gauntlett (from Chope) (1894)

• As Joseph Was A-Waukin' - Stevenson, ed., The Home Book of Verse, Volume 1 (1912)

• As Joseph Was A-Walking - Terry, Twelve Christmas Carols (1912)

• As Joseph Was A-Walking - Old Christmas Carols (1923)

• As Joseph Was A-Walking - Dunstan (1929)

• As Joseph Was A-Walking - Two Hundred Folk Carols (1932)

• As Lately We Watched

• As On The Night Before This Blessed Morn

• As On The Night Before This Happy Morn

• As said the prophet Abacue - Thomas Wright

• As Shadows Cast by Cloud and Sun

• As Shepherds Kept Their Lonely Vigil (Link opens in a new window at Sally DeFord Music)

• As The Darkness Grows Around Us, Andrew E Pratt (born 1948) © 1995 Stainer & Bell Ltd.

• As the Wolf in Fierceness Sore

• As Up The Wood I Took My Way

• As With Gladness, Men of Old

• As Wolves Attack Their Helpless Prey

• Asking For A Lodging

• Assemble, Ye Faithful (T. Darling)

• At Bethlehem, John Ferguson (1921-1989) © 1982 Stainer & Bell Ltd.

• At Dead Of Night, When All Is Still

• At The Beginning Of The Meat (Middle English: At The Begynnyng Of The Mete from Wright, 1847)

• At The Birth Of The Son

• At The Census In The City, Andrew E Pratt (born 1948) © 2002 Stainer & Bell Ltd.

• At The Door A Babe Is Knocking

• At The Gates of Heaven Above

• At The Hour Of Midnight

• At the Nativity (First Line: Gloomy Night Embraced The Place)

• At This Time Of Grace (Latin: Gaudete! Gaudete! Christus est natus)

• Augustus Caesar Having Brought - Davies Gilbert, 1823

• Augustus Caesar Having Brought - William Sandys, 1833

• Auld Lang Syne - Version 1

• Auld Lang Syne - Version 2

• Ave Maria (Latin and English)

• “Ave, Maria,” Now Say We So

• Ave Maria! Blessed Maid!

• Ave! Mary, Full Of Grace

• 'Ave Maria, Gracia Plena!'

• Ave Maria Stella

• Ave Maris Stella

• Awake And Join The Cheerful Choir

• Awake My Harp, My Lute and Cheerful Voice

• Awake my Soul, and With the Sun - 1695

• Awake my Soul, and With the Sun - 1709

• Awake With Joy, Salute The Morn!

• Awake With Joyful Strains Of Mirth

• Awake, And Hear My Story

• Awake, Arise Good Christians

• Awake, Arise, And Hail The Glorious Morn

• Awake, Arise, Behold The Day

• Awake, Arise, Rejoice And Sing

• Awake, Awake The Sacred Song

• Awake! Awake! The Watchman Calls (Translation of Nicoli, Wachet auf, ruft uns die Stimme)

• Awake, Each Heart, Rejoice And Sing

• Awake, Glad Heart! Get Up and Sing!

• Awake, My Heart, My Soul, My Eyes

• Awake, My Heart's Delight, Awake

• Awake, My Soul, Awake, My Tongue

• Awake, Ye Drowsy Mortals All

• Awake! Thou Careless World, Awake!

• Awake! Ye Nations (I & II)

• Away In A Manger

• Away in a Manger (I Thank Thee, Dear Father) (Link opens in a new window at Sally DeFord Music)

• Away With Our Fears

• Away With Sorrow's Sigh

• Away Upon The Mountain Top (German: Da droben am Berge)

• Away Dark Thoughts (From A Good Christmas Box)

• Away, Dark Thoughts, Awake My Joys (From R. R. Chope, alt.)

• Away, Dark Thoughts; Awake, My Joy - John Mason (the original hymn, with notes)

• Away! With Loyal Hearts

• Awful Thought Of Endless Doom

-B-

• Babe in Bethlehem’s Manger Laid, The - Version 1 - O. Hardwig

• Babe Jesu, Hear Our Ditty

• Babe of Bethlehem, The - Version 1 - Bramley and Stainer (Alternate Title: Babe in Bethlehem's Manger Laid, The)

• Babe of Bethlehem, The - Version 2 - Southern United States (Alternate Title:  Ye Nations All)

• The Babe of Bethlehem (The baby in Bethlehem's manger laid)

• The Babe That I Carry Carries Me

• Baby Of Bethlehem, The (Words and Music by Ralph Merrifield, copyright 2002, used with permission; for more Merrifield carols, please visit New Hope Music)

• Baby What You Goin’ To Be? (Written by Natalie Sleeth, copyright 1972)

• Baby Zulma's Christmas Carol (First line: A lighter scarf of richer fold)

• Baby’s First Christmas (Words and Music by Stephan Charles and Van Roberts, copyright 1956)

• The Baby's Stockings

• The Bagpipe Carol (First Line: This is a tedious road we're in)

• The Banquet of the Ten Virgins

• Bark, The Christmas Puppy Sings (Authorship Unknown, these and other canine holiday songs can be found at Happy Howlidays! from the Canine Clowns)

• Be Glad, Lordings, Be Ye More Or Less (Puer nobis natus est) - Rickert

• Be glad, lordynges, be ye more and lesse - Thomas Wright

• Be Hush'd, Ye Earth And Silver Skies

• Be Merry (Burden: Be merry, be merry, I pray you, be merry every one.)

• Be Merry, Be Merry (Burden: Be merry, be merry, be merry I pray you everyone.)

• Be merry all that be present (First Line: Out of the East a star shone bright)

• Be Merry All, Be Merry All (First 2 Lines: Be merry all, be merry all | With holly dress the festive hall)

• Be Merry, Christian Men, And Sing (Alternate Title: Happy Christmas Morning)

• Be Present, Ye Faithful (Neale, Alt. Chope)

• Be Present, Ye Faithful (Neale)

• Be Silent Heaven! Be Silent Earth!

• Be Still, My Blessed Babe (Sandys)

• Be Still, My Blessed Babe - Husk

• Be The Tidings

• Be Ye Joyful, Earth and Sky

• The Beauteous Star That Beams On High

• Beautiful Bethlehem Bells

• Beautiful Christmas

• Beautiful Star of Bethlehem (A. L. Phipps, copyright 1966; some sources give authorship to Adger McDavid Pace, 1940)

• Beautiful, Beautiful Star

• Beauteous Plant Of High Renown

• Because Its Christmas ("For All The Children;" Bruce Sussman, Jack Feldman and Barry Manilow, copyright 1986)

• Before Thy Face, O God, Of Old

• Begin A Joyful Song

• Begins the Unbeginning, Good News To-Day Is Heard

• Behold! How Glorious Is Yon Sky

• Behold A Little Child

• Behold A Lucid Light Appears

• Behold A Simple Tender Babe

• Behold My Servant, See Him Rise

• Behold That Star (An Original Jubilee Carol by Thomas Washington Talley, Early 20th Century)

• Behold the Bridegroom Cometh - Brownlie

• Behold the Bridegroom Cometh - Moultrie

• Behold, The Bridegroom Draweth Nigh

• Behold, The Bridegroom Cometh - GF Root

• The Bridegroom Cometh - Chatfield

• Behold the Bridegroom! Hark The Cry

• Behold, Behold, I Bring You Glad Tidings

• Behold The Great Creator Makes

• Behold The Morning Star

• Behold Three Kings Come From the East

• Behold what lyfe that we ryne in

• Behold What Grace Appears

• Behold What News We Bring

• Behold What Splendour

• Behold the Godhead's Triune Blaze (Title: Christo incarnato; Latin: En Trinitatis speculum)

• Behold, The Grace Appears!

• Behold, The Saviour Comes

• Behold! Behold He Cometh

• Behold! In Lowly Manger Stall

• Behold! The Baptist's Warning Sound

• Behold! The Day Is Come

• Behold! The Star Is Shining

• Believers Assemble, Come With Songs To Bethlem

• Bell Carol, The ("Carol Of The Bells" Notes Only; Words and Music by Peter J. Wilhousky, copyright 1936)

• Bellman’s Song, The (The Moon Shone Bright) Version 1

• Bellman's Song, The - Version 2

• Bells Are Ringing Glad And Sweet, The

• The Bells Of Bethlehem

• Bells of Christmas, The (German Lyrics: Det Kimmer nu til Julesfest; First line: "The bells of Christmas chime once more"; Compare: The Happy Christmas Comes Once More and The Christmas Chimes So Bold and Blest)

• Bells of St. Mary, The (Douglas Furger & A. Emmett Adams, copyright)

• Bells Over Bethlehem

• Bells Ring In Our Christmas Fest, The (Words: Det Kimer Nu til Julefest, Nikolai Frederick Severin Grundtvig)

• Bells Will Be Ringing (Alternate Title: Please Come Home For Christmas, Jon Bon Jovi, copyright 1994)

• Beloved Disciple of Thy Lord

• Bend To Our Hymns, Redeemer

• Benedicamus Domino (Alternate Title: What Time I Kept My Sheep In Fold)

• Benign Creator of the Stars

• Beside Thy Cradle Here I Stand

• The Best That Heaven Could Bring

• Bethlehem (First Line: In that poor stable)

• Bethlehem (From the French "Dans cette etable," translated from Fléchier by the Rev. John O'Connor)

• Bethlehem Hath Opened Eden

• Bethlehem, Not The Least Of Cities

• Bethlehem Land (Alternate Title: Fair The Night in Bethlehem Land)

• Bethlehem Rejoices

• Bethlehem Shepherd-Boy's Tale, The (Alternate Title: So Happy All The Day)

• Bethlehem-Juda, 'Twas There On A Morn

• Bethlehem, of Noblest Cities (Edward Caswell)

• Bethlehem's Stall

• Beyond The Glittering Starry Globe

• Beyond The Glittering Starry Skies

• The Birth of the Saviour

• Birthday Carol (Words by Colin Gibson, copyright 1996; Music by Tania Atkinson, copyright 1995;  link opens at an external site, The Practical Dreamers Drop-In Centre)

• Birthday of a King, The

• The Bitter Withy - Rickert, Version 1 (First Line: As it fell out on a holy day; compare The Holy Well)

• The Bitter Withy - Sharp, Version 2

• The Black Decree - Version 1 - Bramley and Stainer, ca. 1878, with Notes. For the Feast of the Holy Infants. (Alternate Title: Let Christians All With One Accord Rejoice)

• The Black Decree - Version 2 - Walters, A Good Christmas Box, 1847. For the Feast of the Holy Infants.

• The Black Decree - Version 3 - Chope, 1894. 6 verses, with chorus. For Epiphany.

• The Black Decree - Version 4 - Rodda, 1870. 3 verses, with chorus; no music. For Christmas.

• The Black Decree - Version 5 - Broadside Harding B 16(341a), ca. 1820-1830s. For the Feast of the Holy Infants. 18 Verses. 

• The Black Decree - Version 6 - Broadside Douce adds. 137(31), between 1821 and 1827. For the Feast of the Holy Infants. 20 Verses.

• The Black Decree - Version 7 - Broadside Harding B 7(58), between 1813 and 1838, and Broadside Harding B 7(78), between 1859 and 1899. For Christmas. Five verses, no chorus.

• The Black Decree - Version 8 - A Shropshire Version.

• Blackadder’s Christmas Carol

• The Blasts of Chill December

• Blessed Are The Pure In Heart

• Blessed Art Thou, O Church, For Lo! In Thee Is The Sound

• Blessed Be That Child

• Blessed Be That First Day of Thine, Lord

• Blessed be that lady bright (Rickert; First Line: God's Son is born, His mother is a maid)

• Blessed Be That Lady Bright (Chambers and Sidgwick; First Line: Goddes sonne is borne ; His moder is a maid)

• Blessed Be That Maid Marie (Modern Equivalent of Blyssid Be Y^t Mayde Mary)

• Blessed Be That Maid Mary

• Blessed Be The Lord God Of Israel

• Blessed Be The Messenger That Was Laden

• Blessed Birth, The

• Blessed Dawn of Christmas Day, The (Words and Music by Harry Connick, Jr., copyright 1993)

• Blessed Mother of the Saviour

• Blessed Night, When First That Plain

• Blessed Night, When Beth'lem's Plain

• Blessed Night, When First That-Hark, What Music Fills the Sky-Medley

• Blessed Son of God, The

• Blessed Songs of Christmas

• Blessed, Bright And Shining Star

• Bless'd Be The Lord, For Ever Bless'd

• Blest Are The Sons Of Peace

• Blest Be The God Of Israel

• Blest Be The King Whose Coming (Music only; lyrics are copyright; words: Frederico J. Pagura (1923-); translation by Fred Pratt Green (1903-); #74, The Hymnal 1982)

• Blest Day, When From The Saviour Flowed

• Blest Framer of the Starry Height

• Blest, Withouten Match

• Blithely From The Moated Churchyard

• Blow Ye The Trumpet, Blow!

• Blue Christmas (Words & Music by Billy Hayes and Jay W. Johnson, copyright 1948)

• Blue Mountain Lake

• Blyssid be that mayde Mary - Thomas Wright

• Blyssid Be Y^t Mayde Mary (Modern Title: Blessed Be That Maid Marie, Middle English Carol, Eya Jhc Hodie Natus Est De Virgine)

• The Boar His Head In Hand I Bring

• The Boare Is Dead (Middle English from Sandys, 1833)

• The Boare is dead - Thomas Wright (1841)

• The Boar Is Dead (Modern from Husk, 1868)

• The Boares Head in Hand Bear I - Anthony à Wood (1660)

• The Boar's Head in Hand Bear I - Queen's College 1811

• The Boar's Head in Hand Bear I - Queen's College, 1921

• The Boar's Head In Hand Bear I - Thomas Wright

• The Boar's Head In Hand Bear I (William Chappell, 1859, with music)

• The Boar's Head In Hand Bring I - Early Version by Husk

• The Boar’s Head In Hand Bring I (Later Version by Husk) (Middle English from Sandys: The Bores Heed In Hand Bring I)

• The Boar's Head In Hand Bring I (Sylvester, 1861)

• The Boar's Head In Hand I Bring

• The Boar's Head, That We Bring Here

• Bohemian Carol (First Line: "What mean this omen so strangely appearing?")

• Bores heed in hande bring I, The (Middle English; retyped in Old Blackletter; the modern equivalent is The Boar’s Head Carol)

• The bores heed in hande bring I. Wynkyn de Worde, 1521.

• The Boris Hed In Hondis I Brynge. Richard Hill's "Common-place Book," early 16th Century.

• The Boris Hed In Hondes I Brynge - Balliol MS 354 (Greene, A Selection of English Carols, 1962)

• The boris hede in hond I bryng - Thomas Wright (1841)

• Born In A Stable He

• Born In Bethlehem A Stranger, Alan Gaunt (born 1935) © 1999 Stainer & Bell Ltd.

• Born Is The Babe, the only Branch of Peace

• Born is the Light of the World (Link opens in a new window at Sally DeFord Music)

• Born Of God The Father‘s Bosom

• Born To Die (Lyrics by Gregory Kelly, copyright 1996, performed by Hezekiah Walker; it is found on the 1996 CD "The Real Meaning of Christmas"; link opens in a new window at Amazon.com)

• Born to Wear a Crown (Link opens in a new window at Sally DeFord Music)

• Born Today Is The Child Divine (French: Il Est Ne, Le Divin Enfant)

• Borning Day, The (Notes Only; Words and Music by Fred Hellerman and Fran Minkoff, copyright 1963)

• The Bores Hede In Hondes I Bringe (Chambers and Sidgwick)

• Bores heed in hande bring I, The (Middle English; retyped in Old Blackletter; the modern equivalent is The Boar’s Head Carol)

• The Borys Hede That We Bryng Here - Ritson

• The Borys Hede That We Bryng Here (Middle English-Sandys; Also known as The Boar's Head)

• The borys hede that we bryng here - Thomas Wright

• Boys' Carol, The (Personent hodie from Piae Cantiones,

• Boy's Dream, The (Alternate Title: Last Night As I Was Laid And Sleep)

• Branch of Jesse's Stem, Arise

• Bread of Salvation  - Words by Rev. Vince Uher, copyright 2002

• Break Forth, Break Forth, In Joyful Song

• Break Forth, O Beauteous Heavenly Light - Rist

• Break Forth, O Beauteous Heavenly Light - Bach

• Breath of Heaven (Mary's Song) (Words and Music by Chris Eaton and Amy Grant, copyright 1992; From Home For Christmas, by Amy Grant). Link opens in a new window at Amazon.com.

• Break Forth, O Pure Celestial Light, Fred Pratt Green (1903-2000), verse 1 translated from Johann Rist (1607-1667) Brich an, O schönes Morgenlicht, verses 2 & 3 based on 17th Century German and John Troutbeck (1832-1899) © 1989 Stainer & Bell Ltd.

• Break, New Born Year, On Glad Eyes Break!

• The Bridal Day

• Bride of Christ on High ("Admonitory Address To A Virgin," Gregory Nazainzen)

• Bride of the Lamb, Awake, Awake!

• Bridegroom Soon Will Call Us, The

• Brief Life is Here Our Portion

• Bright And Glorious Is The Sky (Translation of "Dejlig Er Den Himmel Blaa")

• Bright And Joyful Is The Morn

• The Bright And Morning Star

• The Bright and Morning Star Arose

• Bright Angel Hosts Are Heard On High ("Cornish Carol," from Hutchins, 1916; based on the French: Les Anges dans nos Campagnes)

• Bright Be Thy Christmas Tide

• Bright Builder of the Heavenly Poles (Britt)

• Bright Builder of the Heavenly Poles (Shipley)

• Bright Maker of the Starry Poles

• Bright, Bright, In Silver Light

• Bright December Moon Is Beaming (Dutch Traditional Sinterklaas Song: Zie de maan schijnt door de bomen)

• Bright Was The Guiding Star That Led

• Bright, Bright the Holly Berries (Alfred Burt, copyright 1954; page opens in new window at the Alfred Burt Carols web site)

• Brightest and Best of the Sons of the Morning

• Brightly Shines A Star On High

• Bring A Torch, Jeanette, Isabella (English translation of the French, Un flambeau, Jeannette, Isabelle)

• Bring in Your New World (Christmas) - Shirley Erena Murray (opens in a new window at an exterior site)

• Bring Your Torches, Jeanette, Isabella - Version 2 (English translation of the French, Un flambeau, Jeannette, Isabelle)

• Bring Us Home Good Ale, Sir (Ritson, 1790)

• Bring Us In Good Ale, And Bring Us In Good Ale (Chambers and Sidgwick, 1907)

• Bring Us In Good Ale, and bring us in good ale (Rickert, 1917)

• Bryne Us In No Browne Bred (Wright, 1847)

• Brothers, 'Tis The Holy Season

• Buon Natale (Bob Saffer and Frank Linale, copyright 1959

• Burgundian Carol (Translated by Oscar Brand, copyright 1951)

• The Burning Babe (First line: As I in hoary winter's night)

• By Christmas Day (Howard Scott Pearlman, copyright 2001)

• By Cool Siloam's Shady Rill

• By Pain, And Weariness, And Doubt

• By Thy Birth, O Lord Of All

• By Thy Birth, Thou Holiest One

• By Types And Figures, Many A Year

• By-by, Lullaby (First line: In a dream late as I lay)

-C-

• C-H-R-I-S-M-A-S (Words: Jenny Lou Carson, Music: Eddy Arnold; copyright 1949)

• Calm On The Listening Ear Of Night

• Calypso Carol (Written by Michael Perry; believed to be under copyright)

• Candlelight Carol (Words and Music John Rutter, copyright 1984)

• Candlemas Eve Carol

• Can I Not Sing But Hoy (Rickert)

• Can I Not Sing But 'Hoy' (Chambers and Sidgwick)

• Cantique de Noël; see: Minuit Chrétiens

• Caput apri refero (The boris hed in hondes I brynge)

• Carnal and the Crane

• The Carnal and the Crane - Herefordshire Version

• Carol For A Hard Winter (Words and Music: Colin Gibson, copyright 1998; link opens at an external site, The Practical Dreamers Drop-In Centre)

• Carol for Christmas Day (Alternate Title: All This Night Bright Angels Sing)

• Carol for Christmas Eve (Alternate Titles: Listen, Lordings, Unto Me in Bramley and Stainer, and Listen, Lordlings, Unto Me in Hutchins; Compare Version 2: Listen, Lordings, Unto Me)

• Carol for Christmas Eve (Alternate Title: The Lord at First Had Adam Made - Version 1, Bramley and Stainer))

• Carol for Christmas Eve (Alternate Title: The Lord at First Had Adam Make - Version 2, "Traditional")

• Carol For New Years Day (Alternate Title: The Old Year Now Away Is Fled)

• Carol For New Year's Eve (Bramley and Stainer; Alternate Title: The Old Year Now Away Is Fled)

• Carol For The Children

• Carol for the Poor (Be merry all, be merry all)

• The Carol of King Canute

• Carol of Redemption

• Carol of the Bagpipers (Baker Translation of Canzone D'l Zampognari)

• Carol of the Bagpipers (Simon Translation of Canzone D'l Zampognari, copyright 1973)

• Carol of the Bells (Carol of the Toys – Humor)

• Carol of the Bells - Version 1 (Hark! How the bells, sweet silver bells - Words and Music by Peter J. Wilhousky, 1936, Note Only)

• Carol of the Bells - Version 2 (Hark! To the Bells. Hark! To the Bells - Lyrics: Anonymous, 1972, Music by Peter J. Wilhousky, 1936)

• Carol of the Bells - Version 3 (Ring, Christmas Bells; Ukrainian Carol - Words: Minna Louise Hohman, 1947, Music by Peter J. Wilhousky, 1936)

• Carol of the Birds (Traditional Catalonian Carol; "Upon this holy night...")

• Carol of the Birds (Alternate Title: Whence Comes This Rush of Wings)

• The Carol of the Birds, Words by John Wheeler, Music by William G. James. Copyright 1948. Link opens in a new window at an external site. Copyright 1948. Link opens in a new window at an external site. From "Five Australian Carols; First Set." The pair also collaborated on "Five Australian Carols; Second Set" (1954) and "Five Australian Carols; Third Set" (1961).

• The Carol Of The Fir Tree

• Carol of the Flowers (Alternate Title: Come With Us Sweet Flowers)

• Carol of the Mother  (Wilha Hutson and Alfred Burt, copyright 1954; page opens in new window at the  Alfred Burt Carols web site)

• Carol of the Three Kings, The

• Carol Of The Wheat And Tares

• Carol Our Christmas (Christmas) - Shirley Erena Murray (opens in a new window at an exterior site); Music by Colin Gibson.

• Carol We High, Carol We Low

• Carol, Brothers, Carol

• Carol, Carol, Christians

• Carol, Children, Carol

• Carol, Christian Children

• Carol, Sweetly Carol - Version 1 by Fanny Crosby

• Carol, Sweetly Carol - Version 2, Anonymous

• Carol! Carol Joyfully

• Carolina Christmas (Austin Rudy, copyright 1994; link opens at the Austin Rudy web site)

• Caroling, Caroling (Wilha Hutson and Alfred Burt, copyright 1954; page opens in new window at the  Alfred Burt Carols web site)

• Carolling On

• Carolling, Carolling, All Thro' The Night

• Carroll for a Wassell Bowl, The

• Carols Sing (Words: Martha Puckett and Paul Puckett, 1998; Music: Michael W. Smith, 1998; link opens at the website of Michael W. Smith)

• Cast Away The Olden | Psallimus cantantes

• Cast Off All Doubtful Care

• Cease, Weary Mortals, Cease to Sigh

• Cedar Of Lebanon, The

• Celebrate Immanuel's Name

• Celebrate, O Nations, This Feast

• Célébrons la Naissance (French, from William Sandys, 1833)

• Celestial Word, To This Our Earth

• Chariots - John Kirkpatrick (©1995; link opens in a new page at an external site)

• Chelsea Morning (copyright Joni Mitchell)

• Cheer

• Cheer Up Old Woman

• See generally: The Cherry Tree Carol - Notes

  • The Cherry Tree - Version 1 - Sharp

  • The Cherry Tree - Version 2 - Sharp

  • The Cherry Tree Carol, The – Parts 1 & 2 (Bramley & Stainer)

  • The Cherry Tree Carol, The – Parts 1, 2, & 3 (Bradley)

  • The Cherry-tree Carol - Dunstan - Parts 1 & 2

  • The Cherry-Tree Carol, The - Parts 1, 2, & 3 (Husk)

  • The Cherry Tree Carol - Rickert (Parts 1, 2, & 3, following Bullen, 1885)

  • The Cherry Tree Carol -- Parts 2 & 3 (Sandys)

  • The Cherry Tree Carol - R. R. Terry (Parts 1, 2, & 3)

  • Cherry Tree Carol, The – Part 2, Version 1 ("Joseph and the Angel" or "As Joseph Was a Walking")

  • Cherry Tree Carol, The – Part 2, Version 2

  • Cherry Tree Carol, The – Part 2, Version 3

  • Cherry Tree Carol, The – Part 2, Version 4

  • Cherry Tree Carol, The -- Part 2, Version 5 (Hutchins)

  • Cherry Tree Carol, The – Part 3, Version 1 ("Mary and Jesus" or "Mary’s Question")

  • Fitz-Ralph's Cherry Tree Carol (Parts 1 and 3) beginning "Joseph was a old man, And an old man was he," in The Guardian, 1871.

• Chester Carol (Translation of Lully, Lully, Lu or Qui creavit coelum)

• Child And The Shepherd, The

• Child Divine (Alternate Title: List! Afar! What Angel Voices)

• The Child In Bethlehem Is Born, Hail O Jerusalem, the morn! -  Dr. A. R. Thompson  (Translation of Puer Natus in Bethlehem)

• Child In The Manger - McDonald

• Child In The Manger - Woodward

• The Child Is Born In Bethlehem (Translation of Puer Natus in Bethlehem)

• Child Jesus (Translation of the Danish Barn Jesus)

• Child Jesus - Wendte

• Child Jesus Came From Heaven To Earth

• Child Jesus Came To Earth This Day

• Child Jesus Comes To Earth - Version 2

• Child Jesus In The Garden, The (Bramley and Stainer; also an arrangement from Charles L. Hutchins)

• Child Jesus Lay on Mary's Knee

• Child Jesus So Dear

• Child of Christmas Story (Christmas) - Shirley Erena Murray (opens in a new window at an exterior site)

• Child of Joy and Peace (Christmas) - Shirley Erena Murray (opens in a new window at an exterior site)

• Child of Mine (Copyright 1998 by Dianna Robin Dennis; All Rights Reserved; Reproduced With Permission)

• Child of Promise, Look'd For Long!

• Child of the Stable's Secret Birth (No music; Words by Timothy Dudley-Smith (1926-) are copyright; Hymn #43, The New English Hymnal, 1986)

• Child, When Herod Wakes, Brian Wren (born 1936) © 1993 Stainer & Bell Ltd.

• Child's Carol (First line: Naked boy, brown boy)

• Child's Christmas Carol (First line: Christ used to be like you and me)

• Childing Of A Maiden Bright

• Children Here On Earth Who Dwell

• Children Sing A Carol Splendid

• Children The Wide World Over

• Children, Go Where I Send Thee (Alternate Title: One For The Little Bitty Baby)

• Children, Run Joyfully (Words and Music: Bob Dufford, S.J., copyright 1977)

• Children's King, The

• Children’s Song Of The Nativity

• Chime, Happy Christmas Bells, Once More

• Chipmunk Song, The (Christmas Don’t Be Late) (Words and Music by Ross Bagdasarian, copyright 1958)

• Choirs of Angels

• Choirs of Angels, Tell Abroad (Timothy Dudley-Smith, copyright 1996; link opens at David Lee's Service Music)

• Chrissy, the Christmas Mouse (Words and Music: Louis S. Filardi (1938-), copyright 1992)

• Christ and Chrism Are Conjoined

• The Christ Child Lay On Mary's Lap - G. K. Chesterton

• The Christ-Child Lay On Mary's Lap (Title: The World's Desire)

• Christ Child Lullaby

• Christ in Stranger’s Guise (Alfred Burt, copyright 1954; page opens in new window at Alfred Burt Carols)

• Christ Is At Thy Portals

• Christ Is Born

• Christ Is Born (First Line: It Is He / Christ Who Is Born Today; Copyright: Ray Charles and Domentico Bartolucci)

• Christ Is Born In Bethlehem (an adaptation of "Hark! The Herald Angels Sing")

• Christ Is Born Of Maiden Fair

• Christ Is Born This Evening (Poland - Gdy Sie Chrystus Rodzi; compare On the Night When Jesus Came)

• Christ is Born, Go Forth To Meet Him

• Christ Is Born, Go Tell The Story

• Christ Is Born, Him Glorify

• Christ Is Born! Christ Is Born!

• Christ Is Born! Tell Forth His Fame!

• The Christ Is Coming (opens in a new window at An Online Christmas Songbook)

• Christ Is Coming, Christ Has Come, Fred Kaan (born 1929) © 1975 Stainer & Bell Ltd.

• Christ Is The World’s True Light

• Christ Keep Us All, As He Well Can

• Christ the Lord Is Risen To-day

• Christ The Lord Most Glorious

• Christ The Lord To Us Is Born

• Christ the Lord Was Born Today

• Christ the Messiah (Words: Michael W. Smith, Deborah D. Smith, and Elizabeth L. Jones; Music: Michael W. Smith; 1989; link opens at the website of Michael W. Smith)

• Christ Was A Traveler

• Christ Was Born In Bethlehem

• Christ Was Born on Christmas Day – Version 1 by John Mason Neale; Original Lyrics: Resonet In Laudibus

• Christ Was Born on Christmas Day – Version 2 by Elizabeth Poston, The Penguin Book of Christmas Carols, copyright 1965

• Christ Was Born On Christmas Night (Words by Bishop C. W. Stubbs, Music by Sir Thomas Wardle and T. Tertius Noble)

• Christ, Hath Christ's Mother (Alternate Title: Hominum Laudes)

• Christ, Upon the Mountain Peak (Lyrics by Brian A. Wren, copyright 1977)

• Christ, The Father's Son Eternal

• Christ, the True Anointed Seer

• Christ, To Aid Our Fallen Nature

• Christ, Whom The Virgin Mary Bore

• Christ, Whose Glory Fills the Skies

• Christ, Whose Redemption All Doth Free

• Christ! For Thee, With Sorrow Laden

• Christ! Redeemer Of Our Race

• Christ's Love For Sinners

• Christ's Nativity

• Christen People, Christmas-Morn

• Christemas Hath Made An End (Alternate Title: Christmas Hath Made An End)

• Christian Children Must Be Holy

• Christian Children, Advent Bids You

• Christian Children, Wake And Listen

• Christian Folk, Day Of Joy

• Christian Men, Look Up On High

• Christian People Come and Sing

• Christian, Open Up Your Door

• Christian! Seek Not Yet Repose

• Christians Rejoice

• Christians, Awake, Salute The Happy Morn - Version 1

• Christians, Awake! Salute The Happy Morn - Version 2

• Christians, Carol Sweetly

• Christians, Listen, While We Sing

• Christians, Sing Out With Exultation

• Christmas (Lori Carson, copyright 1995; First line: Hope you're not disappointed)

• Christmas (Baby Please Come Home) (Phil Spector, Ellie Greenwich, Jeff Barry, copyright 1963)

• Christmas ("Johann, arise, arise!")

• Christmas - The Temple (George Herbert; First line: All after pleasures as I rode one day)

• Christmas After War (First line: Shall misery make mirth)

• Christmas Ain't Christmas (Authorship unknown; Performed by The O'Jays)

• Christmas Alphabet (Buddy Kaye and Jules Loman, copyright 1954)

• The Christmas Angels (First line: Again, as of old, the shadows fold, and the midnight sky is clear and cold)

• Christmas At Ground Zero ("Weird Al" Yankovic, copyright)

• Christmas At Home (Words and Music by Rita MacNeil, copyright 1986; link opens at Rita MacNeil's Home Page)

• Christmas Auld Lang Syne (Mann Curtis and Frank Military, copyright 1958)

• The Christmas Ball (First line: Scintillant stars in the sky's blue height)

• Christmas Bells (1879, First Line: Oh, Christmas bells, your sweetest strain)

• Christmas Bells (Poem by Longfellow; First Line: I heard the bells on Christmas Day)

• Christmas Bells (Alternate Title: I Heard A Bell Ring Far Away)

• Christmas Bells (Alternate Title: I Heard The Church Bells Ringing)

• Christmas Bells (First Line: Up in the old mossy tower; Compare: Up In The Old Mossy Tower)

• Christmas Bells Are Ringing, The

• Christmas Brings Joy To Every Heart

• Christmas Can't Be Very Far Away (Words and Music by Roger Cook and Wayne Jackson, 1998; From A Christmas To Remember, Amy Grant; link open in a new window at the website of Amy Grant)

• Christmas Carol (Words and Music: Mike Joncas, 1979, copyright; First Line: Stars flung like diamonds...)

• Christmas Celebration (Alternate Title: Now To God On High Be Glory)

• The Christmas Chanters

• Christmas Cheer

• Christmas Chimes, Sweet Christmas Chimes; Words by Fanny Crosby, 1877, and Music by Henry Tucker

• Christmas Chimes (First Line: Ah! Those Merry Christmas Chimes); Words by Mary A. McKee and Music by Pemberton Pierce

• Christmas Chimes So Bold and Blest, The (Compare: The Bells of Christmas and The Happy Christmas Comes Once More)

• Christmas Comes, The

• Christmas Comes Again (First Line: Let us carols sing; | Christmas comes again!

• Christmas Comes Again (First Line: Christmas comes again! | And the merry, merry Church bells ring)

• Christmas Comes, Again We Welcome

• Christmas Comes Anew (Ehret and Evans, The International Book of Christmas Carols, copyright 1963; French Lyrics: Noel Nouvelet)

• Christmas Comes But Once A Year - Thomas Miller

• Christmas Comes, The Time of Gladness

• Christmas Cometh Caroling (Alfred Burt, copyright 1954; page opens in new window at the Alfred Burt Carols web site)

• Christmas Conga (Words and Music by Cyndi Lauper and Jan Pulsford, copyright 1998; from the CD Merry Christmas Have A Nice Life; page opens in new window at the Cyndi Lauper web site)

• Christmas Day (Alternate Title: Wake All Music’s Magic Pow’rs) (Bramley & Stainer)

• Christmas Day (Words: Hal David, 1968, Music: Burt Bacharach, 1968; From the Broadway musical Promises, Promises; First Line: "Christmas Day is here and so are we")

• Christmas Day (Brian Wilson, copyright 1964)

• Christmas Day - Wither (First Line: "As on the night before this happy morn")

• Christmas Day (Words: George Leon Pike, Sr.; Copyright 1996 by Betty M. Pike; Link opens in new window at Jesus Christ's Eternal Kingdom of Abundant Life)

• Christmas Day Christ, We Have Claimed You (Christmas) - Shirley Erena Murray (opens in a new window at an exterior site)

• Christmas Day Has Come (Alternate Title: The Irish Carol)

• Christmas Day is Come

• Christmas Day Is Now A-drawing Near At Hand

• Christmas Dinner (Paul Stookey, copyright)

• Christmas Dragnet (Stan Freberg & Daws Butler, copyright)

• Christmas Dreaming (Lester Lee and Irving Gordon, copyright 1947)

• Christmas Epithalamium (First Line: Now comes the ordered prime)

• Christmas Eve (First Line: It was the death-time of the year)

• Christmas Eve In My Home Town (Stan Zabka and Don Upton, copyright 1951)

• Christmas Eve is Here

• Christmas Every Day

• A Christmas Folk-Song (First line: The little Jesus came to town)

• Christmas For Cowboys (Words and Music by Steve Weisberg, copyright 1975)

• Christmas Greetings

• Christmas Has Meaning (Words and Music by Rita MacNeil, copyright 1988; link opens at Rita MacNeil's Home Page)

• Christmas Hath Made An End (Alternate Title: Christemas Hath Made An End)

• Christmas Hymn - Friedrich Dielman

• Christmas Hymn ("My Sheep Were Grazing") (Minna Louise Holman, copyright 1947)

• Christmas Hymn (Words by Amy Grant, Music by Michael W. Smith, copyright 1983); links open in a new window at the websites of Amy Grant and Michael W. Smith, respectively)

• Christmas In Heaven (Monte Python, copyright 1989)

• Christmas In Killarney (Words and Music by John Redmond, James Cavanaugh and Frank Weldon, copyright 1950)

• Christmas In The Air

• Christmas In The Caribbean (Words & music: Jimmy Buffett, Michael Utley, Will Jennings, et al., copyright 1985)

• Christmas in the City (aldana264, date unknown)

• Christmas In The Trenches (John McCutcheon, Copyright 1984)

• Christmas In Vegas (Marc Almond, Date Unknown)

• Christmas Is (Words by Spence Maxwell and Music by Percy Faith, 1966)

• Christmas Is A Coming (You merry, merry souls)

• Christmas is A-Comin' ("May God Bless You;" Words and Music by Frank Luther, 1953)

• Christmas Is Coming (English Traditional - Version 1)

• Christmas Is Coming (English Traditional - Version 2)

• Christmas Is Here

• Christmas Is Here Again

• Christmas Is My Name (Alternate Title: Christmas's Lamentation)

• Christmas Is Now Drawing At Hand

• Christmas Island

• Christmas Lamentations

• Christmas Lights Up Dark December, Elizabeth Cosnett (born 1936) © 2000 Stainer & Bell Ltd.

• Christmas List For Grownups (Music by David Foster, Lyric by Linda Thompson Foster, Date Unknown)

• Christmas Love (Austin Rudy, copyright 1994; link opens to Rudy's web site)

• Christmas Lullaby (John Brimhall, copyright 1961)

• Christmas Lullaby (Words and Music by Amy Grant and Chris Eaton, copyright 1999; From A Christmas To Remember, Amy Grant); link opens in a new window at the website of Amy Grant)

• Christmas Lullaby (Words: Peggy Lee, Music: Cy Coleman, copyright 1967)

• Christmas Memories (Kevin Evans, Date Unknown)

• Christmas Message, The (Alternate Title: A Message From Our Father)

• Christmas Morn Has Come

• Christmas Morn Is Drawing Nigh At Hand

• Christmas Morning (Alternate Title: In The Early Morning, Early)

• Christmas Mummers' Carol ("Oh, Righteous Joseph wedded was")

• Christmas Mummers' Carol 2 ("It was righteous Joseph wedded was")

• Christmas Mummers' Carol 3 ("Righteous Joseph wedded was")

• Christmas Mummers' Carol II ("God bless the master of this house")

• Christmas Must Be Tonight

• Christmas Night ("On Christmas night true Christians sing;" A Good Christmas Box, 1847)

• Christmas Now Is Drawing Near At Hand

• Christmas Now Is Drawing Near At Hand - Colcombe

• The Christmas Now Is Past

• Christmas On Riverside Drive (August Darnell, copyright 1979)

• Christmas Once Is Christmas Still

• The Christmas Radio (Mary P. Denny, 20th Century)

• Christmas Round  (Words and Music by Ralph Merrifield, copyright 2000, used with permission; for more Merrifield carols, please visit New Hope Music)

• Christmas Serenade

• Christmas Song (Alternate Title: Once Again O Blessed Time) (Bramley and Stainer)

• Christmas Song (Words and Music: Bruce Cockburn, 25 December 1973, Cumberland, Ontario, Canada. From his CD, Salt, Sun and Time (1974); link opens at external site)

• Christmas Song, The (Chestnuts Roasting on an Open Fire) (Torme and Wells, July 1945; recorded by Nat Cole, 1946) Notes Only.

• Christmas Song by Southgate & Mora (First Line: "When gentle night bedews the earth")

• Christmas Song, The (Humor, "Test Tubes Bubbling")

• Christmas Song, The (Spammers Roasting on an Open Fire – Humor by Patricia Shaffer)

• Christmas Song, The (The Bill Gates Song/Netscape Roasting on an Open Fire – Humor)

• Christmas Song, The (Web Advice – Humor by R. L. Gunn)

• Christmas Songs Are Ringing Now

• Christmas Stars Are Shining, The

• The Christmas Storke

• Christmas Story, The (Alternate Title: Long, Long Ago, The Angel Throng)

• Christmas Through Your Eyes (Gloria Estefan and Diane Warren, Date Unknown)

• Christmastime (Words and Music: Michael W. Smith and Joanna Carlson, 1998; link opens at the website of Michael W. Smith)

• Christmas Time (Written by Bryan Adams & Jim Vallance, circa 1985; "We waited all through the year...")

• Christmas Time (Words: George Leon Pike, Sr.; Copyright 1977 by Betty M. Pike; Link opens in new window at Jesus Christ's Eternal Kingdom of Abundant Life)

• Christmas Time (Is Here Again) (The Beatles, copyright 1967)

• Christmas Time (John Anderson and Lionel Delmore, copyright 1994)

• Christmas Time Has Come Again

• Christmas Time Is Come Again

• Christmas Time Is Coming Round (Humor by Howard Ryan)

• Christmas Time Is Here (From "A Charlie Brown Christmas," Vince Guaraldi, copyright 1965)

• Christmas Time of Year (Words and Music by Joe Cocuzzo and Torrie Zito, copyright 1984)

• Christmas Time's A-Comin (Words and Music: Benjamin "Tex" Logan, copyright 1951; performed by Bill Monroe, Emmylou Harris, Johnny Cash, Dolly Parton, Diamond Rio, Sammy Kershaw and others. Tex played fiddle with Bill Monroe, and was also a member of the "Confederate Mountaineers" bluegrass group, and others. There is a brief biography and photograph at John Byrne Cooke Photography.)

• The Christmas Tree (First Line: The Christmas tree is sparkling with light)

• The Christmas Tree (First Line: Who comes this way so blithe and gay?)

• Christmas Tree Song, The (As performed by Dream Street, copyright; first line: Is this not a Christmas tree?)

• Christmas Tree with its Candles Gleaming

• Christmas Waltz, The (Words by Sammy Cahn, Music by Jule Styne, copyright 1954)

• Christmas Will Come, Sydney Carter (1915-2004) © 1982 Stainer & Bell Ltd.

• Christmas Without You (Kenny Rodgers and Dolly Parton, copyright 1984)

• Christmas, Season of Childlike Delight

• Christmas-time Seems Years and Years Away

• Christo Paremus Cantica (First Line: When Crist was born of Mary free)

• Christus Natus Est – The Broadside ("Christ Is Born!")

• Chrystmasse of Olde

• Church, In Advent, From Of Old, The, Fred Pratt Green (1903-2000) © 1982 Stainer & Bell Ltd.

• Church of God A Kingdom Is, The

• The Clanging of Joy Bells

• Clear Rings A Voice; It Chides The World

• Clear Shone The Fair White Star Which Led - The Epiphany

• Clear Upon The Night Air Sounding

• Cold Winter Shadow

• Coleman's Carol (Good Christian people pray attend)

• Color the Children

• Come All With Us, Harmonious Tongues

• Come All Ye Of Tender Years

• Come All You True Good Christians

• Come All You Worthy Gentlemen (Alternate Title: Somerset Carol)

• Come And Be Surprised, All Nations, Fred Kaan (born 1929) © 1968 Stainer & Bell Ltd. (Advent)

• Come And Be Surprised, All Nations, Fred Kaan (born 1929) © 1968 Stainer & Bell Ltd. (Christmas)

• Come And Hear The Grand Old Story

• Come And Release Us, Son of God

• Come And See The Holy One

• Come Behold The Virgin Mother

• Come Bring The Noise

• Come Bravely On, My Masters

• Come Buy My Nice Fresh Ivy (Irish Traditional)

• Come Children, With Singing

• Come, Christian Men, Let All Rejoice

• Come Follow, Follow Me

• Come Forth, Ye Wond'ring Children All (Alternate Title: Legends Of The Infancy)

• Come Gather Round, People, And Pause On Your Way - Humor

• Come Hither, Dear Children, O Come One And All

• Come Hither, Ye Faithful

• Come In, Dear Angels (Alfred Whitehead, copyright 1938)

• Come Let Us All Sweet Carols Sing

• Come Let Us Lift Our Hearts And Voice

• Come Now Where We Least Expect You (Marnie Barrell, copyright 1996)

• Come Now With Awe (Timothy Dudley-Smith, copyright 1975; link opens at David Lee's Service Music)

• Come Now, Lord Jesus (Advent, Christmas) - Shirley Erena Murray (opens in a new window at an exterior site)

• Come Now, Ye Shepherds Away From Your Fold

• Come On, Ring Those Bells (Words and Music: Andrew Culverwell, Copyright 1976; Introduced by Evie Tornquist Karlsson; Out of print but available from Manna Music, pcmannamusic AT oregoncoast DOTcom)

• Come One And All, Come Great And Small

• Come Rejoice, All Good Christians

• Come Rejoicing, Faithful Men

• Come Rejoicing, Praises Voicing

• Come Rest, And Be Still In The Bosom Of Thy Mother

• Come The Archangel To the Maid

• Come To The Manger (Words and music by Adrian V. Miller, copyright, used with permission; for more Miller carols, please visit New Hope Music)

• Come To The Manger (Peter McCann and Orrin Hatch, 1998)

• Come To The Manger (Words: Anonymous; Music: Traditional)

• Come To The Manger (Words: Unknown; Recorded by The Augustana Choir)

• Come To The Manger, In Bethlehem

• Come to This Christmas Singing! (Christmas) - Shirley Erena Murray (opens in a new window at an exterior site)

• Come To Us Wisdom From On High, Alan Luff (born 1928) translated from Veni Emmanuel © Stainer & Bell Ltd.

• Come We Shepherds Whose Blest Sight

• Come With Hearts Afire

• Come With The Wise Men

• Come With Torches, Jeanette, Isabella! (Copy 1992, Hugh Keyte and Andrew Parrott, The New Oxford Book of Carols, Oxford: Oxford University Press); a free translation of Un flambeau, Jeannette, Isabelle

• Come Ye Faithful Choirs On Earth

• Come Ye Faithful Loud Exalt

• Come Ye Faithful, Sing We Right Merrily

• Come Ye Thankful People (Compare: Irish Carol (Alternate Title: Christmas Day Has Come)

• Come Ye, With The Angels Sing

• Come, Tune Your Heart (Cox's original translation)

• Come! Tune Your Heart (from Bramley and Stainer, with music)

• Come, All Friends, And Keep The Feast

• Come, All That Are Weary, Alan Gaunt (born 1935) © 1999 Stainer & Bell Ltd.

• Come, All Ye Children

• Come, All Ye Faithful (Westminster Hymnal, 1912)

• Come, All Ye Faithful, Join The March Triumphant (from The De Le Salle Hymnal (1913), p. 5, with setting by Lerler.)

• Come, All Ye Faithful, Joyfully Triumphant (from Thrupp, 1853)

• Come, All Ye Faithful Christians

• Come, All Ye Shepherds 1

• Come, All Ye Shepherds 2

• Come, All Ye Shepherds 3

• Come, All You Worthy Christian Men

• Come, And Christ The Lord Be Praising

• Come, Children, Raise Your Voices

• Come, Dear Children (Wilha Hutson and Alfred Burt, copyright 1954; page opens in new window at the Alfred Burt Carols web site)

• Come, Good Christians, Join Our Song

• Come, Guard This Night

• Come, Happy Souls

• Come, Hear The Wonderful Tidings

• Come, Holy Visitor (Advent) - Shirley Erena Murray (opens in a new window at an exterior site)

• Come, Let Us All With One Accord

• Come, Let Us Anew, Our Journey Pursue

• Come, Let Us Raise Our Voices High

• Come, Let Us Sing (First Line: "Come, let us sing our sweetest voice")

• Come, Let Us Sing Of Those Sweet Babes

• Come, Let Us Sing The Story

• Come, Let Us Sing With Joyful Mirth

• Come, Let Us With Speed To Bethlehem Go

• Come, Listen To My Story

• Come, Listen To The Story

• Come, Love We God

• Come, Mad Boys (First Line: Come, mad boys, be glad, boys, for Christmas is here)

• Come, O Divine Messiah!

• Come, O Faithful, With Sweet Voices (Kent)

• Come, O Immanuel, Come

• Come, Old And Young

• Come, Rock The Cradle For Him

• Come, Shepherds, Come! Shake Off Your Sleep

• Come, Thou Long Expected Jesus (Alternate Translation:: Come, O Long-Expected Jesus)

• Come, Thou Precious Ransom, Come (Similar: Come, O Precious Ransom)

• Come, Thou Redeemer Of The Earth (Translation of Veni, Redemptor Gentium)

• Come, Thou Redeemer Of The Earth - Version 2

• Come, Thou Savior Of Our Race (Translation of Veni, Redemptor Gentium)

• Come, Thou Universal Blessing

• Come, Tune Your Cheerful Voice

• Come With Torches, Jeanette, Isabella! (Copy 1992, Hugh Keyte and Andrew Parrott, The New Oxford Book of Carols, Oxford: Oxford University Press); a free translation of Un flambeau, Jeannette, Isabelle

• Come, Ye Christians All

• Come, Ye Faithful, Loud Exalt

• Come, Ye Faithful, Raise the Anthem

• Come, Ye Faithful, Raise The Lay

• Come, Ye Lofty (First Line: Come ye lofty, come ye lowly)

• Come, Ye Rich, Survey the Stable

• Come, See a Child of Low Estate

• Come, Your Hearts and Voices Raising (Translation by Composite of Kommt und laßt uns Christum ehren, Paul Gerhardt, 1667, based on Quem Pastores Laudavere, Latin, 14th Century)

• The Coming Of Our God

• Comfort, Comfort Ye My People - Version 1

• Comfort, Comfort Ye My People - Version 2

• Companions All Sing Loudly

• The Conception Of Christ

• Conditor alme siderum (There is a Child born of Mary)

• Conquering Kings Their Titles Take

• The Contest of the Ivy and the Holly

• Cornish Bells, The (Alternate Title: O Merry Ring The Christmas Bells)

• Cornish Wassail I Can Wassel (Wassail Song)

• Cornish Wassail II: Carol for the Twelfth Day

• Cornish Wassail III (Baring Gould Collection, Version A)

• Cornish Wassail III (Baring Gould Collection, Version B)

• Cornish Wassail III (Baring Gould Collection, Version C)

• Corpus Christi Carol (First Line: Down in yon forest there stands a hall)

• Countdown to Christmas Party Time (XTC, 1983)

• The Coventry Carol, Sharp (1817)

• The Coventry Carol, Bramley and Stainer (1878)

• The Coventry Carol, Dearmer and Shaw (1913)

• The Coventry Carol, Terry, Two Hundred Folk Carols (1933)

• The Coventry Carol (Lulle Lullay), collected by John Jacob Niles (1934)

• Cradle Song of the Infant Jesus (First Line: Soft To The Manger Stealing)

• Cradled All Lowly (Alternate Titles: Bethlehem and The Shepherd's Nativity Hymn)

• Cradled In A Manger, Meanly (Alternate Title: Cradled In A Manger, Meakly)

• Cradled In A Manger - Medley

• The Creation of the World (All Christian people pray attend)

• Creator of the Starry Frame, Eternal Light - Caswall

• Creator of the Starry Frame, Light of Souls - Doane

• Creator of the Starry Height - Murray. Murray, 1852, 1855.

• Creator of the Starry Height, Thy people's everlasting light - Neale, alt., in Hymns Ancient and Modern (1889)

• Creator of the Starry Height, The faithful's everlasting light - Littledale

• Creator of the Starry Height, Thy people's everlasting light - Pott

• Creator of the Starry Height, Of Faithful Hearts - Neale, alt.

• Creator of the Starry Height, Of Hearts Believing - Copeland

• Creator of the Starry Height Of Hearts Believing - Shipley

• Creator of the Starry Pole

• Creator of the Starry Poles

• Creator of the Stars Above (Husenbeth)

• Creator of the Stars Above (Primer, 1706)

• Creator Of The Stars Of Night - Neale

• Creator of the Stars of Night - Mercer

• Creator of the Stars of Night - Chope

• Creator of Yon Circles Bright

• Crib And The Cross, The

• Crown Him With Many Crowns

• Crown of the Angels, Thy Sweet Name

-D-

• Dark And Dull Night, Flie Hence Away

• Dark Fall The Hours This Winter-Tide ("The Bridegroom Coming at Midnight")

• Dark Is The Even

• The Darkest Midnight in December

• Darkness Is Falling

• David's Royal Son

• Dawning Fair, Morning Wonderful

• The Day Is Near, The Judgment Is At Hand

• Day Is Past And Gone

• Day of Anger, That Dread Day

• The Day Of Days

• Day Of Redemption

• Day of Wrath! O Day of Mourning!

• Day Of Wrath! That Day Of Burning

• Day of Wrath, That Day Whose Knelling

• That Day of Wrath, That Dreadful Day

• Day of Wrath, The Heart Dismaying

• Dear Christian People All, Rejoice

• Dear Little One, How Sweet Thou Art!

• Dear Little Stranger

• Dear Maker of the Starry Skies

• The Dear Old Christmas Story - J. R. Murray

• The Dear Old Tree

• Dearest Lord Jesu

• December Child (Words and Music by Cyndi Lauper and Jan Pulsford, copyright 1998; from the CD Merry Christmas Have A Nice Life; page opens in new window at the Cyndi Lauper web site)

• Deck The Hall (Alternate Title: Deck The Halls) - With Notes

• Deck The Hall With Holly

• Deck the Hall With Boughs of Holly

• Deck The Hall – Latin Translation: Aquafolia Ornatis, Translated by Stanford Miller

• Deck The Hall (Deck the Hall – Politically Correct Version – Humor)

• Deck The Hall (Deck the Labs – Humor)

• Deck The Hall (Fill the Bowls – Humor)

• Deck The Hall (Walt Kelly's Pogo; opens at an external site in a new window)

• Deck The Hall (Wrap Your Gift – Humor)

• Deck The Hall (Wreck the Malls – Humor from Bob Rivers, Bob Rivers’ Twisted Tunes)

• Deck The Hall & Hark The Herald Angels Sing Medley

• Deep And Glorious, Word Victorious

• Deep Hidden, By Divine Decree

• Deep In Darkness We Begin, Version 1, Andrew Pratt © 2002 Stainer & Bell Ltd.

• Deep In Darkness We Begin, Version 2, Andrew Pratt © 2002 Stainer & Bell Ltd. Administered in the USA by Hope Publishing

• Deep The Gloom And Still The Night

• Descend, My Brethren

• Descend, My Sealed Brethren

• Descend From Heav'n, Ye Angels, Come

• Desire of Nations, Lord of Grace

• Dethe began because of syn (Middle English; retyped in Old Blackletter)

• The Dewy Freshness That The Furnace Flings

• Dialogue Between The Husbandman and Servingman

• The Dilly Carol

• Ding Dong Merrily on High

• Ditching Carol, The

• Dives and Lazarus - A Good Christmas Box

• Dives and Lazarus - Bramley and Stainer, With Notes and Sheet Music

• Dives and Lazarus - Broadwood and Maitland

• Dives and Lazarus - Husk

• Dives And Lazarus - Neale

• Dives and Lazarus - Terry

• Do Shepherds Stand Tonight, Geoffrey Ainger (born 1925) © 1969 Stainer & Bell Ltd.

• Do They Know Its Christmas? (Words and Music: M. Ure & B. Geldof, copyright 1984)

• Do You Hear What I Hear? (Words and Music: Noel Regney and Gloria Shayne, copyright 1962)

• Do You Know The Song That The Angels Sang

• Does He Remember (Words and Music by Janice Kapp Perry)

• Doll Thy Ale, Doll, Doll Thy Ale, Doll !

• Dona Nobis Pacem

• Donald S. Anderson Wassail

• Donkey, Come And Bow, Alan Gaunt (born 1935) © 1996 Stainer & Bell Ltd.

• Don't Save It All For Christmas Day (Words & Music: Celine Dion, Ric Wake, Peter Zizzo, Copyright 1998; Performed by Celine Dion)

• Donde Esta Santa Claus (Rod Parker, Alvin G. Greiner & George Scheck, copyright 1958)

• Dost Thou In A Manger Lie?

• Doune from heave from heave so hie

• Down From The Worlds of Radiant Light

• Down In Yon Forest

• Down Under Santa Gets A Tan

• Down With The Rosemary and Bays

• Down With The Rosemary, And So

• Draw Near, All Ye Faithful (R. C. Singleton)

• Draw Nigh to Thy Jerusalem

• Draw Nigh, All Ye Faithful (Neale Alt. Keble)

• Draw Nigh, Draw Nigh, Emmanuel (Neale, Version 1)

• Draw Nigh, Draw Nigh, Emmanuel (Neale, Version 2)

• Dream a Dream (Carol of Dreams) (Christmas Eve, Christmas) - Shirley Erena Murray (opens in a new window at an exterior site)

• Driving Home For Christmas

• Drive The Cold Winter Away

• Drop Your Dew, Ye Clouds Of Heaven

• Duérmete, Niño lindo (O Sleep Now, Holy Baby, Hispanic folk song:
      translation John Donald Robb,  copyright 1954; carol #113 The Hymnal 1982)

-E-

• Each Year We Sing, Fred Kaan (born 1929) © 1968 Stainer & Bell Ltd.

• Early Christmas Morning (Words and Music by Cyndi Lauper and Jan Pulsford, copyright 1998; from the CD Merry Christmas Have A Nice Life; page opens in new window at the Cyndi Lauper web site)

• Early On One Christmas Morn, Words and Music by Bruce Cockburn, from his CD Christmas (copyright 1993); link opens in external site

• Earth Has Many A Noble City

• Earth Hath Many A Mighty City

• Earth Today Rejoices

• Earthly Friends Will Change And Falter

• Eastern Monarchs, Sages Three

• Ecce Ancilla Domini (Seid tho virgin withouten vice)

• Eia, Martyr Stephane

• Eloquent Bells In Every Steeple

• Emmanuel (Words and Music by Michael W. Smith, 1983; From A Christmas Album, Amy Grant; links open in a new window at the websites of Amy Grant and Michael W. Smith, respectively)

• Emmanuel, Come! We Call For Thee

• Emmanuel, God With Us (Alternate Title: Joy Fills Our Innermost Heart Today)

• Emmanuel, God With Us (Words and Music by Amy Grant, Chris Eaton and Robert Marshall, copyright 1992; From Home For Christmas, Amy Grant; link open in a new window at the website of Amy Grant)

• Enmy Herowde, Thou Wokkyd Kyng

• Ere The Blue Heavens Were Stretch'd Abroad

• Establish, Lord, Your Kingdom, Fred Kaan (born 1929) translated from the Swedish of Anders Frostenson (fl. 1976) English translation © 1976 Stainer & Bell Ltd.

• Eternal Glory of the Skies

• Eternal Glory Of The Sky

• Eternal Ruler of the Ceaseless Round

• Eternal Source Of Ev'ry Joy

• Eternity! Eternity! - Version 1 (Hopkins, plus music)

• Eternity! Eternity! - Version 2 (Cox)

• Eternity! Eternity! - Version 3 (Winkworth)

• Eternity! Tremendous Word

• Even in the Twinkling of an Eye

• Evergreen, Holly And Laurel

• Ever-Virgin Undefiled

• Every Creature, By Thee Made

• Every Year As Round Comes Christmas

• Everywhere, Everywhere, Christmas To-night

• Exult, O Morning Stars Aflame (Lyrics by Timothy Dudley-Smith (1926-) are copyright)

• Exultation (First Line: Come away to the skies, my beloved)

• Exulting, Triumphing, Come From Every Nation (Anonymous, No Date)

• Eya martyr Stephane

• Eya ! Jesus Hodie (Blessed be that maid Mary)

-F-

• Fa La Ninna, Fa La Nanna

• Fair Framer of the Stars So Bright

• Fair Is My Lot

• Fair The Night in Bethlehem Land (Alternate Title: Bethlehem Land)

• Fairest of Morning Lights, Appear

• Fairy Snowflakes

• Faithful Chorus, Loud Exult

• Faithful People, Sweeten All Your Song With Gladness

• Faithful Vigil Ended (Lyrics by Timothy Dudley-Smith (1926-); published 1969,  copyright 1988; see #44 in The New English Hymnal )

• The Falcon Carol (Earliest version of the Corpus Christi carol)

• Family Christmas (Austin Rudy, 1994; links opens in new window at the Austin Rudy website)

• Far Away

• Far, Far Away on Judea’s Plains

• Far & Wide All The Earth

• Fare Wele, Aduent: Cristemas Is Cum

• Farewell To Christmas

• Father of Peace, and God of Consolation

• Father, Let Me Dedicate

• Father, Our Hearts We Lift

• The Father's Sole-Begotten Son

• Fearful Thought Of Endless Doom

• Fearfully, Timidly, Now Do We Raise

• Feels Like Christmas (Written by Cyndi Lauper, Rob Hyman, Eric Bazilian, copyright 1993; from the CD Merry Christmas Have A Nice Life; page opens in new window at the Cyndi Lauper web site)

• Feliz Navidad (Jose Feliciano, copyright 1970)

• Feliz Navidad (Donde Esta Papa – Humor)

• Feliz Navidad (Police Stop My Car - Humor by Bob Rivers, Bob Rivers’ Twisted Tunes)

• The ferste day of yol we han in mynde - Thomas Wright

• The Ferste Joye As I Zu Telle (Joyis Fyve) (Sandys, 1833)

• The Ferste Joye, As I 3ou Telle (Wright, 1856)

• Ffayre Maydyn Who Is This Barne

• The ffather of heuyn from aboue

• The Fir-tree ("O Christmas Tree")

• Firm Through The Endless Years

• First Christmas (Words and Music: Stanley Allison Rogers, copyright 1979; Alternate Title: First Christmas Away From Home)

• First Christmas Gifts

• First Christmas in Love (Words and Music by Janice Kapp Perry)

• The First Christmas Night, The (Alternate Title: I Should Like To Have Heard)

• The First Christmas Song (Beautiful song of Christmas! | Sung in the long ago)

• The First Cradle Song (Swing softly, bells, on Christmas morn)

• Fyfe's Noel ("The First Noel An Angel Sung")

• The Fyrst day of yole have we in mynd, The (Middle English)

• The fyrst day of yole have we in mynd - Thomas Wright

• The First Day Of Yule (Modern Version)

• The First Day When Christ Was Born

• The First Effect of Faith is Praise

• The First Good Joy That Mary Had, The (Alternate Title: The First Good Joy Our Mary Had)

• The First Nowell - Version 1 (Alternate Title: The First Noel)

• The First Nowell - Version 2 (Alternate Title: The First Noel)

• The First Nowel - Version 3 (Alternative Title: The First Noel)

• The First Nowel - Davies Gilbert

• The First Nowel - Terry

• The First Noel An Angel Sung ('Fyfe's Noel' from Terry)

• The First Nowell (The First Novell - Humor)

• First of Cities, Bethlehem

• First Of Martyrs, Thou Whose Name

• First Thing Christmas Morning, The (Words and music By Steven Kapp Perry, copyright)

• First Snowfall (Words by Paul Francis Webster; Music by Sonny Burke, Copyright 1953)

• The First Year Wherein, Our Saviour Was Born

• The Five and Twentieth of December

• The Five Joys (First Line: I may sing of a may)

• The Five Joys of the Virgin (First Line: Seinte Marie, levedi brist)

• Flaming Seraphs (First Line: Hark! the music of the Cherubs)

• Flight Into Egypt - Words by Rev. Vince Uher, copyright 1997

• Fling Out the Banner! Let it Float

• Fling Wide the Door (Notes Only; Words: Georg Weissel, Macht hoch die Tuer ; translation by Gracia Grindal, copyright 1987)

• The Flock of Jacob Came Down

• Flocks Were Wrapt In Slumber, The

• Fly Abroad, And Tell The Story

• The Flower Of Jesse

• Flowers Of Martyrdom, All Hail!

• For Christmas Day (First Line: Rejoice, rejoice, with heart and voice)

• For His Love That Bought Us All Dear

• For Thy Mercy and Thy Grace

• For Unto Us a Child Is Born (from Messiah by Georg Frederic Handel)

• Fountain of Christ's Blood

• Friendly Beasts, The (First Line: Jesus our brother, kind and good)

• Friends Now Joyfully Gather (also known as The Mexican Carol; compare This Is The Night)

• From All That Dwell Below The Skies

• From Church To Church

• From Earthly Tasks Lift Up Thine Eyes

• From East To West, From Shore To Shore

• From Every Part O'er Which the Sun

• From Every Spire On Christmas Eve

• From Far Away

• From Fields Beyond Euphrates

• From Galilee They Came

• From Glory to Glory Advancing, We Praise Thee, O Lord

• From Glory Unto Glory

• From God The Father Comes To Earth

• From Greenland's Icy Mountains

• From Heaven Angel Hosts Did Fly - Translation of

• From Heaven Above To Earth I Come – Version 1; translation of Vom Himmel hoch da komm ich her, by Martin Luther

• From Heaven Above To Earth I Come – Version 2 (Alternate Title: From Heaven High I Come To You)

• From Heaven Above To Earth I Come - Version 3 (Alternate Title: Good News From Heav'n The Angels Bring)

• From Heaven Above To Earth I Come - Catherine Winkworth Translation

• From Heaven High I Come To You

• From Heaven High I Wing My Flight

• From Heaven High I've Wandered Forth

• From Heaven High, O Angels, Come

• From Heaven On High I Come To You (Macdonald, Original Hymn, 1867)

• From Heaven On High I Come To You (Macdonald, alt., 1876)

• From Heav'n on High The Angels Sing ("Susani"; English Translation of the German Vom Himmel hoch, o Engel kommt)

• From Heav'n On High To Earth I Come

• From Heaven So High I Come To You

• From Heaven The Angel-troop Came Near (1867)

• From Heaven The Angel-Troop Come Near (1876)

• From Heav'n The Son Of God Descends

• From Heaven There Came An Angel Throng

• From Heaven Through The Clouds On High (Alternate Title: Song For The New Year)

• From Heaven Was Sent An Angel of Light (Weston, 1911)

• From Heaven Was Sent An Angel Of Light (Rickert, 1914)

• From Heavenly Maid

• From Highest Heaven Good News I Bring (Russell, 1848)

• From Highest Heaven Good News I Bring (Russell, 1851)

• From Highest Heaven, On Joyous Wing

• From Jesse’s Root Behold A Branch Arise

• From Lands That See The Sun Arise (Latin: A Solis Ortus Cardine)

• From Out The Azure Sky Above

• From Out The Spacious Firmament

• From Princely Walls in Eastern Pomp Array'd

• From Realms of Glory Far Away (Good News We Bring And Peace)

• From Silver Gates Of Ecbatoun (The Quest Of The Three Kings)

• From Sky Above

• From Starry Skies Descending (Based on the carol and poem, Tu scendi dalle Stelle)

• From The Desert-Caverns Rude

• From The Eastern Mountains (To Von Himmel Hoch)

• From the Far-blazing Gate of Morn

• From the Faint Dayspring's Eastern Goal

• From The Hallowed Belfry Tower

• From the Royal Shepherd's Line | David ex progenie

• From Virgin's Womb This Day Did Spring

• From Where The Rising Sun Goes Forth - Copeland

• From Where The Rising Sun Goes Forth - Copeland, alt.

• From Where The Sunrise Hath Its Birth

• From Yon Ethereal Heavens

• Frosty The Snow Man (Steve Nelson & Jack Rollins, copyright 1950) Notes

• Frosty The Snow Man (Crusty the Spamnmer – Humor)

• The Fruit of Mary's Womb

• Full Of Drink And Full Of Meat

• Full of gladness, Let Our Faithful Choir

• Full of Joy, In Sweet Accord

• Fum, Fum, Fum! - Version 1; Veinticinco de diciembre, Catalonian Carol)

• Fum, Fum, Fum! - Version 2

• Fum, Fum, Fum! - Version 8 (Ruth Heller)

• Funky, Funky Christmas (New Kids On The Block)

• The Fyrst Day Wan Crist Was Borne

• Fyrst Day of Yole Have We In Mynd, The

-G-

• Gabriel From Heaven-King (Middle English)

• Gabriel From Heaven Has Flown (Angelus Emittitur, Rev. J. O'Connor, Trans. in Terry's Two Hundred Folk Carols)

• Gabriel From Heaven's King (Angelus Ad Virginem, Gerald Manley Hopkins)

• Gabriel To Mary Came (Angelus Ad Virginem, John Macleod Campbell Crum, 1932)

• Gabriel To Mary Came (Elizabeth Poston, The Penguin Book of Christmas Carols, copyright 1965)

• Gabriel To Mary Came (Angelus Ad Virginem, Pickard-Cambridge)

• Gabriel To Mary Went (Angelus Ad Virginem, Rev. J. O'Connor)

• Gabriel, That Angel Bright (Weston)

• Gabriel, That Angel Bright (Rickert)

• Gabriell, That Angell Bry3t (Wright)

• Gabriel's Message (Alternate Title: The Angel Gabriel From Heaven Came)

• Gabriel's Message Does Away - Version 1

• Gabriel's Message Does Away - Version 2

• Gabriel, From The Heaven Descending

• Gabriel, Of High Degree-Weston

• Gabryell of Hy3e Degree

• Gallery Carol, The (Alternate Title: Rejoice And Be Merry)

• Gates and Doors: A Ballad Of Christmas Eve (First line: There was a gentle hostler)

• Gather Around the Christmas Tree

• Gathering The Sweet Mistletoe

• Gaudete, Quia Vobis (Now, seeing God is born here)

• Gee Whiz, It's Christmas (Carla Thomas, copyright)

• Gentle Jesus, Pure and Holy

• Gentle Mary Laid Her Child

• Gentle Night (Tim Manion, the St. Louis Jesuits, copyright)

• Gentle Saviour, Day And Night

• Gently Falls The Winter Snow

• Gesu Bambino (Alternate Title: When Blossoms Flower E'er 'Mid The Snow)

• Get Ivy And Hull, Woman, Deck Up Thine House

• Get the hence what doest thou here (Alternate Title: Farewell aduent and haue good day; Middle English; retyped in Old Blackletter)

• Gift of Christmas Time, The (Words: George Leon Pike, Sr.; Copyright 1992 by Betty M. Pike; Link opens in new window at Jesus Christ's Eternal Kingdom of Abundant Life)

• Give Heed, My Heart

• Give Laud and Praise the Highest Good (Z. Philip Ambrose Translation of Sei Lob und Ehr' dem höchsten Gut, copyright)

• Give Love On Christmas Day (copyright)

• Give Thanks, O Daughter

• Give Way, Give Way, Ye Gates, And Win (Middle English)

• Giving (Santa's Theme) [Leslie Bricusse and Henry Mancini, copyright 1985]

• Glad Angel Voices (First Line: On dewy plain where shepherds were abiding)

• Glad Christmas Bells

• Glad Christmas Comes Again

• Glad Christmas Tide Is Come Once More

• Glad Hallelujahs

• Glad News, Glad News

• Glad Tidings (Shalom Chaverim, English Lyrics: Bruce Campbell, Copyright 1951)

• Glad Tidings (Fanny Crosby, 1873)

• Glad tidings (From the French, "Une vaine crainte;" English Translation by K. W. Simpson.)

• Gladness Fills The World This Morn

• Gloomy Night Embraced The Place (Title: At the Nativity)

• Gloria In Excelsis (Alternate Title: O Blessed Town of Bethlehem)

• Gloria Tibi, Domine (A Little Child There Is Yborn)

• Gloria Tibi Domine (A litel childe there is ibore)

• Glorious God Had Great Pity

• Glorious Yuletide, Glad Bells Proclaim It

• Glorious, Beauteous, Golden Bright

• Glory be to God on High

• Glory In Heaven (Gloria ‘n Cielo, Anonymous Lauda, 13 century)

• Glory In The Highest!

• Glory To God

• Glory To God (Ere Zij God)

• Glory to God in Heights of Heaven

• Glory To God In The Highest

• Glory To God On High, And Jolly Mirth

• Glory To God That Reigns Above

• Glory To God, The Angels Said - Anonymous

• Glory to God, The Angels Said - From a MS belonging to Joseph Willcox (b.1823), of Coombe Keynes

• Glory to God, The Angels Sing

• Glory To God, The Holy Angels Cry

• Glory To Our Lord And King (Words and Music by Adrian Vermeulen-Miller, copyright, used with permission; for more Vermeulen-Miller carols, please visit New Hope Music)

• Glory, To Thee, O Lord

• Gloucestershire Wassail - Version 1 (Alternate Title: Wassail! Wassail! All Over The Town)

• Gloucestershire Wassail - Version 2

• Gloucestershire Wassail - Version 3

• Gloucestershire Wassail - Version 4

• Gloucestershire Wassail - Version 5 (with refrain)

• Go Gabriel (Written by Fred Hammond, Kim Rutherford, and Noel Hall, copyright 1996, performed by Fred Hammond & RFC; it is found on the 1996 CD "The Real Meaning of Christmas"; link opens in a new window at Amazon.com)

• Go, Labor On; Spend, And Be Spent

• Go, Tell It On The Mountain – Version 1

• Go, Tell It On The Mountain – Version 2

• Go, Tell It On The Mountain – Version 3

• God against nature thre wonders haith wrought - Thomas Wright

• God Bless The Master Of This House (Sandys, 1833, The Saviour Of All People)

• God Bless The Master Of This House (Husk, 1868)

• God Bless You, All Good Christian Men

• God Bless You, Merry Gentlemen

• God By His Almighty Word

• God Came In Jesus, Alan Gaunt (born 1935) © 1991 Stainer & Bell Ltd.

• God Comes; - And Who Shall Stand Before His Fear?

• God Cometh, Let The Heart Prepare ("Judgment At The Door")

• God From On High Hath Heard

• God Give Ye Merry Christmas Tide

• God In His Mercy Stooped And Came Down

• God Is Working His Purpose Out

• God of Israel, See

• God of Mercy, God of Grace

• God Loved The World

• God Needeth Not The Cleansing Wave

• God Rest Ye, Merry Gentlemen - from Hutchins, 1916. Words: Dinah Maria Mulock Craik; Music: L. H. Redner

• God Rest You Merry Gentlemen – Roxburghe Collection, ca 1700

• God Rest You Merry, Gentlemen - from Sandys, 1833

• God Rest You Merry Gentlemen - A Good Christmas Book, 1847

• God Rest You Merry, Gentlemen (I & II) - Ralph Dunstan, The Cornish Song Book, 1929

• God Rest Ye, Merry Gentlemen - Dinah Maria Mulock Craik from Hutchins, 1916

• God Rest You, Noble Gentlemen - Gathered Riches from the older Poets. A.D. 1340-1699 (1865)

  • God Bless You, Merry Gentlemen - from Sharp, 1911

  • God Bless You, All Good Christian Men - from Hardwig, 1918

  • A Political Christmas Carol - William Hone, ca. 1820

  • Sit You, Merry Gentlemen - The oldest found so far, this version from Cornwall is contained in the Cornish Hutchens manuscript; the original is in the Oxford Bodleian Library, MS Eng. poet. b. 5., ca. 1650.

  • God Bless Ye Anti-Spammers – Humor

  • God Rest You, Poor Small Businessmen – Humor

  • Oh Stop Ye Bustling Shoppers – Humor; also known as Slow Down Ye Frantic Shoppers)

  • The Newest Thing In Christmas Carols

  • The Restroom Door Said Gentlemen – Humor from Bob Rivers, Bob Rivers’ Twisted Tunes

• God Sent His Aungell Gabriell (Middle English: God Sent His Angel Gabriel)

• The God Whom Earth, And Sea, And Sky

• God With Us

• God With Us, Immanuel!

• Gods Of The Heathen

• God's Angels In Crowds, Guds engle i flok by N. F. S. Grundtvig (1783-1872) translated by Alan Gaunt (born 1935) English translation © Stainer & Bell Ltd

• God's Dear Son Without Beginning (Version 1 - Davies Gilbert)

• God's Dear Son - Version 2

• God’s Dear Son - Version 3 (First Line: God’s dear Son, without beginning) - Bramley & Stainer

• God's Dear Son (A Good Christmas Carol)

• God's Own Child - Words by Rev. Vince Uher, copyright 1997

• God's Own Word Our Flesh Did Take

• God's Words Have Such A Weight, Andrew Pratt © 2002 Stainer & Bell Ltd., administered by Hope Publishing in the USA

• Goddys Sonne Is Borne

• Godes sonne for the love of mane - Thomas Wright

• Goin' On A Sleighride (Ralph Blane, copyright 1952)

• Going To The Party

• Gold for the King of Kings - Carol for the Midnight Mass of the Nativity

• The Golden Carol Of Melchoir, Caspar and Balthazar; First Line: We saw a light shine out a-far

• Golden Time Is Now At Hand, The

• The golden tyme ys nowe at hande - Thomas Wright

• Good Christian Men, Rejoice (Latin, "In Dulci Jubilo"); not the same as the Easter hymn, Good Christian Friends, Rejoice and Sing (Page opens in a new window at Hymnuts)

• Good Christian Men, Rejoice (Good Christian Friends, Rejoice)

• Good Christian Men, Rejoice Agen

• Good Christian People All

• Good Christians All With Sweet Accord

• Good Christians All, Awake!

• Good Christians, Rise, This Is The Morn

• Good Day, Good Day

• Good Day Sir Christmas (Terry, A Medieval Christmas Book)

• Good Day, Sire Cristemas Our Kinge

• Good Day, You Green and Glittering Tree (English translation of Du grønne glitrende tre, goddag! Johan Krohn)

• Good King Wenceslas

• Good King Wenceslas (Parking Spaces – Humor from Bob Rivers, Bob Rivers’ Twisted Tunes)

• Good Men All Of Chastres, The

• Good News From Heav'n The Angels Bring - AT Russell and Winkworth, alt., from Wartburg Hymnal

• Good News From Heaven The Angels Sing (A Christmas Carol For Children) (Cento from A. T. Russell and C. Winkworth)

• Good News From Heaven The Angels Sing - Winkworth and AT Russell

• Good News From The Hills of Judea

• Good News We Bring And Peace (First Line: From Realms Of Glory Far Away)

• Good News, Good News From Over Sea

• Good People All Listen A While (The Dying Mans good Counsel to his Children and Friends)

• Good People, Give Ear

• Good Saint Nich'las (Dutch Traditional: Sinterklaasje kom maar binnen)

• Good Tidings, Good Tidings

• The Gossoon And The Gaffer (First Line: God save you kindly gaffer)

• The Gouty Carol (First Line: There's many folk | Agait o' pilgrim errand)

• Grandma Got Run Over By a Reindeer (Copyright, Randy Brooks, 1977)

• Grandma Got Run Over By a Reindeer (Grandma Rules – Humor, Copyright ©1997 by Bob Tucker)

• Grant Now In Peace I May Depart, Oh Lord

• Great Antiphons From Sarum Hymnal

• The Greater Antiphons for Advent

• Great Angels All Adore Him - Words by Rev. Vince Uher, copyright 1998

• Great Art Thou, Lord, O'er All The Earth

• Great Before God is Great Indeed

• The Great Forerunner of the Morn

• Great Gentlefolk Hold And Bethink You

• Great God of Heaven, The (Alternate Title: The Great God Of Heaven Is Come Down To Earth)

• Great God, We Sing That Mighty Hand

• Great God, What Do I See And Hear

• Great God, What Terror Fills The Eye

• Great is Our Lord Jesu's Name (Magnum Nomen Domini)

• Great Maker of the Glittering Stars

• Greatest Gift Of All, The (John Barlow Jarvis, Copyright 1984)

• The Greatest Wonder (First line: To spread the azure canopy of Heaven)

• Green Grow The Rushes, Ho

• Greenwillow Christmas (Frank Loesser, Copyright 1956)

• Green Groweth The Holly, So Doth The Ivy (Chambers & Sidgwick)

• Green Grow'th The Holly

• Grene Growith The Holy (Greene)

• Grinch Song, The (Words: Theodor Seuss Geisel, Music: Albert Hague, copyright 1966)

• Growing Limbs of God the Son, The (Lyrics copyright, George B. Timms)

• Grown-Up Christmas List (Words and Music by David Foster and Linda Thompson Jenner, Copyright 1992)

• Guard Him, Joseph (Link opens in a new window at Sally DeFord Music)

• Guillô, Pran Ton Tamborin (French, from William Sandys, 1833)

-H-

• Habakkuk In Ancient Song

• Hail Happy Tide

• Hail Holy Night

• Hail Mary, Full Of Grace, Mother In Virginity (Rickert, with music from from J. A. Fuller Maitland, English Carols of the Fifteenth Century)

• Hail Mary, Full of Grace (Terry, Two Hundred Folk Carols, with sheet music)

• Hail Mary, Full of Grace (Terry, A Medieval Carol Book, with sheet music)

• Hail Mary, Full of Grace (Marnie Barrell, copyright 2001; used with permission)

• Hail Mary, Star Of Morning

• Hail The Blest Morn!

• Hail the King! - Murray (First Line: "Shout aloud oh lovely Zion")

• Hail The Morn! Let Praises Cheerful

• Hail Thou Star That Guidest

• Hail To The Day ! So Rich In Joy

• Hail to the King, Who Comes in Weakness Now

• Hail to the Lord Who Comes

• Hail to the Lord's Anointed

• Hail To The Morn

• Hail to the Morn That Dawns On Eastern Hills

• Hail To The Virgin-born

• Hail Ye Flowers of Martyrs

• Hail, All Hail The Joyful Morn

• Hail, Blessed Virgin, Full of Heavenly Grace (On The Infancy Of Our Saviour)

• Hail, Comely and Clean! Hail, Young Child! (Rickert)

• Hail, Comly And Clene (Chambers & Sidgwick)

• Hail, Ever Hail, Thou Glorious Morn

• Hail, Flowrets of Christ's Martyr-Crown

• Hail, Flowerets of the Martyr-train

• Hail, Gentle Jesus

• Hail, Gladdening Light

• Hail, Hail, The Beautiful Morn Hath Dawned

• Hail, Hail The Day On Which The Lord

• Hail, Harbinger of Morn

• Hail, Holy, Heaven-descended Child

• Hail, Infant Martyrs, New-born Victims, Hail!

• Hail, O Thou, Of Woman Born

• Hail, Source of Living Light Divine

• Hail, Sweet Babe, So Pure And Holy, #263

• Hail, Sweet Babe, So Pure And Holy, #410

• Hail, Thou Long Expected Jesus

• Hail, Thou Mother Full Of Grace!

• Hail, Thou Once Despised Jesus

• Hail, Thou Source of Every Blessing

• Hail, Undiminished Love, Brian Wren (born 1936) © 1986, 1996 Stainer & Bell Ltd

• Hail! Babe, Of God The Very Son

• Hail! Blessed Virgin Mary!

• Hail! Eternal Son, To-day

• Hail! Eternal Son, To Thee

• Hail! Ever Hail! Auspicious Morn

• Hail! Hail! Hail!

• Hail! Holy Child, Lain In An Oxen Manger

• Hail! Jesu Christ, Blessed For Aye

• Hail! Sacred Day, Auspicious Morn

• Hail! Shepherds, Hail!

• Hallelujah Chorus (from Messiah by Georg Frederic Handel)

• Hallelujah, Hallelujah – O Rejoice, Ye Christians, Loudly

• Hampshire Mummers Christmas Carol

• Hanover Winter Song (Richard Hovey and Frederic Field Bullard, 1898)

• Happiest Christmas (Words: Myles Rudge, Music: Ted Dicks; Copyright 1970)

• Happy Bells Are Ringing

• Happy Birthday Jesus (Estelle Levitt and Lee Pockriss, copyright 1977)

• Happy Christmas

• Happy Christmas Comes Once More, The – Version 1 (Original Lyrics: Det Kimer Nu Til Julefest); Compare: The Bells of Christmas and The Christmas Chimes So Bold and Blest

• Happy Christmas Comes Once More, The – Version 2 (Original Lyrics: Det Kimer Nu Til Julefest)

• Happy Christmas Morning  (Alternate Title: Be Merry, Christian Men, And Sing)

• Happy Holiday (Words and music by Irving Berlin, copyright 1941)

• Happy Night! A Day Was Never

• Happy Xmas (War is Over) (John Lennon and Yoko Ono, copyright 1971)

• Hard Candy Christmas (Carol Hall, copyright 1978)

• Hardrock, Coco and Joe (Also known as The Three Little Dwarves;
      Words and Music by Stuart Hamblen, copyright 1950)

• Hark Around Cherubic Legions

• Hark How The Voice Is Echoed Round

• Hark In The Wilderness

• Hark The Glad Sound! The Saviour Comes!

• Hark The Triumphant Angels' Song

• Hark To The Voices Of The Night

• Hark Ye Shepherds

• Hark, Hark What News - Version 1 (Alternate Title: Hark! Hark! What News The Angels Bring)

• Hark Hark What News The Angels Bring - Version 2

• Hark! Hark What News The Angels Bring! - Version 3 from Pettman

• Hark, What Music Fills Creation

• Hark! A Burst of Heavenly Music

• Hark! A Gladsome Voice Is Thrilling

• Hark! A Herald Voice Is Calling

• Hark! A Mystic Voice Is Sounding

• Hark! A Thrilling Voice Is Sounding

• Hark! A Voice of Warning, Hark!

• Hark! All Around The Welkin Rings - Version 1

• Hark! All Around The Welkin Rings - Version 2

• Hark! An Awful Voice Is Sounding

• Hark! Hark! The Notes of Joy

• Hark! Hark! The Sweet, Sweet Chiming

• Hark! Hark! With Harps Of Gold

• Hark! Hear Ye Not The Angel Song? - Version 1

• Hark! Hear Ye Not The Angel Song - Alt. from Hutchins, with notes

• Hark! Heard Ye Not the Ancient Seer

• Hark! How The Angels Sing

• Hark! How The Heralds of the Lord

• Hark! I Hear, Sweet And Clear

• Hark! On The Midnight Air

• Hark! Sweet Angel Voices Singing

• Hark! The Angel Greets The Maiden

• Hark! The Christmas Songs Are Singing

• Hark! The Full-Voiced Choir Is Singing

• Hark! The Herald Angels Sing – (Original Lyrics: Hark, how all the welkin rings)

• Hark! The Herald Angels Sing -- (From William Sandys, Christmas Carols Ancient and  Modern, 1833)

• Hark! The Herald Angels Sing (Finals Time – Humor)

• Hark! The Herald Angels Sing (Hark The Carol Singers Choke - Humor)

• Hark! The Herald Angels Sing (Hark! The Ninja Turtles Sing! – Humor)

• Hark! The Herald Angels Sing (Hark! The Rockefellers Sing – Humor)

• Hark! The Herald Angels Singing

• Hark! The Herald Host Is Singing

• Hark, The Heralds Loud Did Sing

• Hark! The Joyful Christmas Greeting

• Hark! The Merry Christmas Bells

• Hark! The Music Of The Cherubs

• Hark! The Skies With Music Sound

• Hark! The Song of Choirs Angelic

• Hark! The Trump Of God Is Sounding

• Hark! The Voice Eternal

• Hark! Upon the Morning Breezes

• Hark! What Celestial Notes

• Hark! What Celestial Sounds

• Hark! What Heavenly Sounds Are Floating

• Hark! What Mean Those Heavenly Voices

• Hark! What Mean Those Holy Voices? (From Montgomery)

• Hark! What Mean Those Holy Voices? (From Pettman)

• Hark! What Mean Those Thrilling Voices

• Hark! What Mean Those Voices?

• Hark! What Sounds Are Sweetly Stealing

• Hark! What Sounds Salute Our Ears

• Hark, A Joyful Voice is Thrilling

• Hark, An Awful Voice is Sounding

• Hark, From The Midnight Hills Around

• Hark, Shepherds, How The Angels Sing

• Hark, The Angel Choirs Proclaim

• Hark, The Celestial Hills Around

• Hark, The Christmas Chanters Come

• Hark, The Glad Sound! (Alternate Title: Hark, The Glad Sound! The Savior Comes)

• Hark, 'Tis The Watchman's Cry (Alternate Title: Wake, Brethren, Wake!)

• Hark, What A Sound, And Too Divine

• Haste, All Who 'Mid Life's Thorny Ways

• Hasten, Ye Faithful, Glad, Joyful, and Holy (J. R. Beste, 15th–16th Century)

• Have You Not Heard, Not Heard Our Saviour's Love? (Pickard-Cambridge, with sheet music)

• Have You Not Heard of Our Saviour's Love? (A Choice Collection of Christmas Carols, circa 1775)

• Have You Not Heard of Our Saviour's Love? (Journal of the Folk Song Society, with sheet music)

• Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas (Words by Ralph Blane, Music by Hugh Martin, copyright 1943; Links open at the Songwriters Hall of Fame)

• Hay Zule now sing and mak myrth

• He Came Among Us at Christmastide (Alternate Title: Long Ago And Far Away)

• He Came Because the Father Willed

• He Comes To Rescue Ruin’d Man

• He Cometh, Father, As He Came From From Old

• He Has Come An Infant Stranger (Benediction Hymn and Amen)

• He Has Come, The Christ of God

• He Is Born, Holy Child Divine (French: Il Est Ne, Le Divin Enfant)

• He Is Born, The Divine Christ Child, Version 1 (French: Il Est Ne, Le Divin Enfant)

• He Is Born, The Divine Christ Child, Version 2 (French: Il Est Ne, Le Divin Enfant)

• He Is Born, The Holy Child (French: Il Est Ne, Le Divin Enfant; Translation by George K. Evans, copyright 1963)

• He Is Born, The Holy One (French: Il Est Ne, Le Divin Enfant)

• He Is Born, The Heav'nly Child (French: Il Est Ne, Le Divin Enfant; Translator Edward Bliss Reed)

• He Is The Reason (Written by Fred Hammond, Kim Rutherford, and David Ivey, copyright 1996, performed by Fred Hammond & RFC; it is found on the 1996 CD "The Real Meaning of Christmas"; link opens in a new window at Amazon.com)

• He Sends To The Virgin No Lowlier Angel

• He Shall Be Called (Words and Music by Ralph Merrifield, copyright 1999, used with permission)

• He Shall Feed His Flock (see notes to Canzone D'l Zampognari)

• He Smiles Within His Cradle (German: Ein Kindlein in der wiegen)

• He Was A Shepherd, Too (Copyright, Lynne Perry Christofferson)

• He Was Here. (Words and Music: Michael McLean (1952-), The Forgotten Carols (Salt Lake City, UT: Deseret Book Co., 1991, rev. 2003). Links open at exterior sites.

• He Whom Joyous Shepherds Praised (Translation: Charles Winfred Douglas)

• He Whom Shepherds Once Came Praising, Translation by Composite, Lutheran Book of Worship, Hymn #68, copyright 1978

• He, By Whose Hand The Light Was Made

• The Head That Once Was Crowned With Thorns

• Heap On More Wood! The Wind Is Chill

• Hear The Angels Telling

• Hear The Glad Tidings

• Hear Them Bells

• Hear Ye The Message

• Hearken, All! What Holy Singing

• Hearken To Me Both Old And Young (Pollard)

• Hearken To Me Both Old And Young (Weston)

• Hearken to the Solemn Voice

• Hearts At Christmas Time Were Jolly

• Heat Miser Song, The (From the Rankin-Bass Television Production "The Year Without Santa Claus", copyright 1974)

• The Heavens Bend To Kiss The Earth

• The Heavens He Has Renewed

• Heaven's Message

• The Heavenly Birth

• Heavenly Child in Stature Grows, The

• Heavenly Host

• Heavenly Sound (First Line: Behold, a lucid light appears)

• Heavenly Word Proceeding Forth, The

• Heirlooms (Words and Music by Bob Farrell, Brown Bannister, and Amy Grant, copyright 1983; From A Christmas Album, Amy Grant; link open in a new window at the website of Amy Grant)

• Help Us O Lord Behold We Enter

• Her Baby, Newly Breathing, Brian Wren (born 1936) © 1989 Stainer & Bell Ltd

• Her Virgin Eyes Saw God Incarnate Born (Alternate Title: Herald, Sound The Note Of Judgment; Lyrics by Moir A. J. Waters, copyright)

• Herald Angels - "Hark! The herald angels sing," from A Good Christmas Box

• Herdsmen Keeping Lonely Vigil

• Here Betwixt Ass And Oxen Mild (Notes Only; Translation Charles Winfred Douglas, said to be copyright 1940, however, there is no record at the U.S. Government Copyright Office)

• Here Comes Holly (Husk; 1868)

• Here Commes Holly, That Is So Gent (Chambers & Sidgwick), compare: Her Commys Holly, That Is So Gent (Wright, 1847)

• Here Comes Santa Claus (Words and Music by Gene Autry & Oakley Haldeman, copyright 1947)

• Here Comes Santa Claus (Australian Christmas – Humor)

• Here Haue I Dwellyd With More & Lasse (Flügel)

• Here Have I Dwelt In Joyfulness (Weston)

• Here Is Joy For Every Age

• Here Is the Centre (Timothy Dudley-Smith, copyright 1991; link opens at David Lee's Service Music)

• Here We Come A-Caroling (The Wassail Song)

• Here We Come A-Wassailing (The Wassail Song)

• Here We Come A-Whistling (through the fields so green)

• Here We Go Up To Bethlehem, Sydney Carter (1915-2004) © 1965 Stainer & Bell Ltd.

• Here, Shepherds, Let’s Assemble

• Herod That Was Both Wild and Wode

• Herode Y^t Was Both Wylde And Wode (Middle English)

• Herrick's Ode (Alternate Title: In Numbers, And But These Few)

• Hey for Christmas or Shropshire Wakes

• Hey, Hey, Ho (Words and Music: Ed Chenette, 1937, copyright)

• Hey! Ho! Nobody Home

• Heyle, Of Wymmen Flour Of Alle

• The High Forerunner of the Morn

• High Let Us Swell Our Tuneful Notes – Version 1 (Philip Doddridge, 1755)

• High Let Us Swell Our Tuneful Notes – Version 2 (Doddridge, from Chandler, 1837)

• High Let Us Swell Our Tuneful Notes – Version 3,
      Alternate Title: High O'er The Lonely Hills (Notes Only; Jan Struther (1901-1953), copyright 1931)

• High Word Of God, Who Once Didst Come

• Hills of the North, Rejoice

• Him I Have So Long Desired

• Him We Sing, Whose Wondrous Story

• Him Whom the Skies, the Earth, the Sea

• Him, Of The Father's Very Essence

• His Arm The' Almighty Father Bared

• His Servants in Their Low Estate

• Hither, Ye Faithful, Adoring, Triumphant (Summers, 1874)

• Hither, Ye Faithful, Haste With Songs of Triumph

• Ho! Merry Herdmen

• Ho! Steward, Bid My Servants

• Holiday Season, The (Words and Music by Kay Thompson, copyright 1955; link opens at new site.)

• Hob & Colin, Yule Is Come

• Holidaze (Humor from Bob Rivers, Bob Rivers’ Twisted Tunes)

• Holvyr And Heyvy Made A Gret Party (Wright, 1847)

• Holver and Heivy Made A Grete Party (Chambers & Sidgwick)

• Holly And Ivy (Made A Great Party; Husk, 1868)

• Holly and the Ivy, The

• Holly And The Ivy, The, Emily Chisholm (1910-1991) © 1972 Stainer & Bell Ltd.

• The Holly Bough (The cheerful days of Spring are fine)

• Holy Babe, Our Great Salvation

• Holy Child (Copyright Timothy Dudley-Smith)

• The Holy Children Boldly Stand

• Holy Chyrch of Hym Makyth Mynd

• The Holy Innocents To-day

• Holy Love Towards Her Foes

• Holy maiden, blessed thou be (Singe we, singe we) (Rickert)

• Holy Maydyn, Blyssid Thou Be (Wright, 1856)

• Holy Night - Wendte

• Holy Night, Calmly Bright (Translation by Mary D. Moultrie;  "Watch we where in slumber light," translation of a poem written by Johann Ludwig Uhland (1787-1862), not Joseph Mohr as previously reported by John Julian, Dictionary of Hymnology, Second Edition, 1907).

• Holy Night, Peaceful Night (Translation by Miss Jane Montgomery Campbell, 1862; "All is dark, save the light"); This and the next four are translations of Stille Nacht! Heilige Nacht!

• Holy Night, Peaceful Night (Translation by Alfred Bell, circa 1869, an adaptation of the Campbell translation; "Through the darkness beams a light / Yonder, where they sweet vigils keep")

• Holy Night! Peaceful Night! (Translator unknown; pub. 1896; "Through the darkness beams a light / Where the angels vigils keep")

• Holy Night! Silent Night! (Translator unknown, ca. 1905; "Round the gentle mother and child")

• Holy Night, Silent Night (Translator unknown, ca. 1918; "All things sleep, Angels bright")

• Holy Son Of God Most High, The

• Holy Was That Night So Fair

• Holy Well, The (Alternate Title: As It Fell Out One May Morning)

• Holy, Blessed Trinity

• Home for the Holidays (Words by Al Stillman; Music by Robert Allen, copyright 1954)

• Home On Christmas Day (Written by Cyndi Lauper, Rob Hyman, William Wittman, copyright 1998; from the CD Merry Christmas Have A Nice Life; page opens in new window at the Cyndi Lauper web site)

• Homeless (Words and Music: Michael McLean (1952-), The Forgotten Carols (Salt Lake City, UT: Deseret Book Co., 1991, rev. 2003). Links open at exterior sites.

• Hominum Laudes (Alternate Title: Christ, Hath Christ's Mother Borne")

• Hosanna to Christ

• Hosanna to King David's Son

• Hosanna To The Highest Joy Betide

• Hosanna To The Living Lord

• Hosanna! Raise the Pealing Hymn

• Hosanna to the Prince of Light (Of David's ancient line) by Anonymous

• Hosanna! To The Prince of Light (Who clothed himself in clay) by Isaac Watts

• Hostis Herodes impie - Wm. Herebert (First Line: Herodes, thou wykked fo, wharof ys thy dredinge ?)

• The House Of Christmas (First line: There fared a mother driven forth)

• The Housholders New-yeeres Gift

• How Beauteous Are Their Feet

• How Beautiful The Morning Star (Philip Pusey, alt. in Hymnologia Christiana, 1863)

• How Beautiful The Morning Star (Philip Pusey, alt. in The Salisbury Hymnal, 1867)

• How Beautiful The Morning Star (Philip Pusey, alt. in the Sarum Hymnal, 1868)

• How Beautiful Upon The Mountains

• How Blest Were They On Bethlehem's Plain

• How Blest With More Than Woman's Bliss

• How Bright Appears Our Morning Star (Hopkins) (German: Wie schön leuchtet der Morgenstern)

• How Bright Appears The Morning Star (Jacobi)

• How Bright Appears the Morning Star (Mercer)

• How Bright Was The Glory

• How Brightly Shines the Morning Star (Composite)

• How Brightly Shines the Morning Star (Borthwick)

• How Brightly Beams the Morning Star (Winkworth); compare: O Morning Star, How Fair and Bright  (Winkworth, second version)

• How Brightly Dawns The Morning Star (Hymnologia Christiana)

• How Brightly Glows the Morning-Star (Stryker)

• How Brightly Shines the Morning Star (Sloan, #2)

• How Fair The Morning Star Doth Shine (Keyte and Parrott, The New Oxford Book of Carols, copyright 1992)

• How Fairly Shines The Morning Star (Lyra Davidica, 1708)

• How Far From Home

• How Far Is It To Bethlehem (Alternate Title: Children's Song Of The Nativity)

• How Glad I Am Each Christmas Eve (Alternate Titles: I Am So Glad Each Christmas Eve and I Am So Happy Each Christmas Eve; Norwegian: Jeg Er Saa Glad Hyer Julekveld)

• How Glorious in the Morning Sun

• How Good, Lord, To Be Here

• How Graciously Doth Shine Afar

• How Great Our Joy (While By The Sheep)

• How Happy That Distinguish'd Pair

• How Kind is Heaven to Man!

• How Long, O Lord, How Long, We Ask

• How Long, The Prophets Cried, How Long, Fred Pratt Green (1903-2000) © 1989 Stainer & Bell Ltd.

• How Lovely Now The Morning-star (Cox, Hymns from the German. Second Edition, pp. 3-9)

• How Lovely Now The Morning Star, (Cox, Hymns from the German. Second Edition, pp. 229-235)

• How Lovely Now The Morning Star (Cox, alt., in Hopkins; German: Wie schön leuchtet der Morgenstern)

• How Lovely Shines the Morning Star (Cox, alt.)

• How Lovely Shines the Morning Star (Harbaugh)

• How Many Credit Cards Must One Man Own (Humor)

• How Precious Is The Story

• How Sang The Heavenly Army

• How Shall I Meet Thee? How My Heart (Compare: O How Shall I Receive Thee? and O Lord, How Shall I Meet You)

• How Shall I Sing That Majesty

• How Silent Waits the Listening Earth (Timothy Dudley-Smith, copyright 1995; link opens at David Lee's Service Music)

• How Sweet The Angels' Song

• How The Banner'd Angels

• How Vain the Cruel Herod's Fear

• How Vain Was Impious Herod's Dread

• Huron Carol, The (Twas in the Moon of Winter Time)

• Husbande of Mary, The (Middle English; retyped in Old Blackletter)

• Husbandman and Servingman

• Hush! My Dear, Lie Still and Slumber

• Hush, All Ye Sounds of War

• Hush, Hush, Hush

• Hush, My Babe

• Hymn For Christmas Day - Taylor (First Line: "Where is this blessed Babe?")

• The Hymn For Conquering Martyrs Raise

• Hymn For New Year [First Line: "Great God, we sing that mighty hand"]

• Hymn To The Holy Family - Contemporary Idiom

• Hymn To The Holy Family - Traditional Idiom

• Hymn To The Virgin

-I-

• I Am Christmas

• I Am Here, Syre Crystes Mass - Joseph Ritson, 1829; Notes: Sir Christmas - Henry Vizetelly, 1851, and Joshua Sylvester, 1861

• I Am Here, Syre Christmasse - William Sandys, 1833

• I am here, syre Crystesmass - Thomas Wright, 1841

• I Am Here, Sir Christhismas - William Henry Husk, 1868

• I Am Here, Sir Christemas - Edith Rickert, 1910

• I Am So Glad Each Christmas Eve (Alternate Title: How Glad I Am Each Christmas Eve; Norwegian: Jeg Er Saa Glad Hyer Julekveld)

• I Am So Happy Each Christmas Eve (Alternate Title: How Glad I Am Each Christmas Eve; Norwegian: Jeg Er Saa Glad Hyer Julekveld)

• I Believe In Father Christmas (Greg Lake and Peter Sinfield, copyright)

• I Believe In Santa Claus (Kenny Rodgers and Dolly Parton, copyright 1984. There is another song with the same title with lyrics by Raymond B. Egan (1890 - ) and music by John Frederick Coots (1897 - ), published in 1945.  I do not have a copy of this song. Do you?)

• I Cannot Tell

• I Come From Heaven To Declare

• I Come From Heaven To Tell

• I Come From Heuin To Tell (Sandys, 1833; Middle English)

• I Come From Heuin To Tell - 1567

• I Come From Heuin To Tell - 1578

• I Come, I Come! From Yon Celestial Clime

• I Come, The Great Redeemer Cries (Words: Christian Hymnbook, 1865, as alt. in #116, The Hymnal 1982)

• I Cry The Day I Take The Tree Down (Words and Music: Michael McLean (1952-), The Forgotten Carols (Salt Lake City, UT: Deseret Book Co., 1991, rev. 2003). Links open at exterior sites.

• I Hear Along Our Street

• I Hear Upon The Highway

• I Heard A Mess Of Merry Shepherds Sing

• I Heard An Infant Weeping

• I Heard The Bells On Christmas Day (Music by John Baptiste Calkin, 1872)

• I Heard The Bells on Christmas Day (Music by John D. Marks, copyright 1956)

• I Heard The Bells on Christmas Day (Original Longfellow poem: Christmas Bells)

• I Heard The Church Bells Ringing (Alternate Title: Christmas Bells - Words and Music by Sydney Cross)

• I Know A Flower (Flos de radice Jesse, or Es ist ein Ros entsprugen)

• I Know A Kingdom Without End

• I Know Not How That Bethlehem’s Babe

• I Know, O Blessed Mary

• I Love To Hear Sweet Voices Sing

• I Love To Hear The Story

• I Love To Tell The Story

• I Must Go Gather Comfort

• I Need Thee, Precious Jesus

• I Pray On Christmas (Harry Connick, Jr., copyright 1993)

• I Pra You, Seris, Al In Fere

• I Saw A Fair Maiden

• I Saw A Sweet And Silly Sight

• I Saw A Sweet And Seemly Sight

• I Saw Mommy Kissing Santa Claus (Words & Music by Tommie Conner, copyright 1952)

• I Saw Mommy Kissing Santa Claus (I Saw Elvis Dressed As Santa Claus – Humor)

• I Saw Mommy Kissing Santa Claus (I Saw Teacher Kissing Santa Chlorine – Humor)

• I Saw Three Ships - Version 1 (Alternate Title: Christmas Morning; with Sandys' Notes)

• I Saw Three Ships - Version 2

• I Saw Three Ships (Alternate Version: As I Sat On A Sunny Bank)

• I Shall Not Be Jealous, My Son. The Virgin Mother to Her Child.

• I Shall You Tell A Great Marvel

• I shall you tell this ylke nyght (Middle English; retyped in Old Blackletter)

• I Should Like To Have Heard  (Alternate Title: The First Christmas Night)

• I Sing Of A Night in Bethlehem (Don Oiche Ud I mBeithil)

• I Sing Of A Maiden

• I Sing Of A Maiden That Is Makeles

• I syng of a mayden pat is makeles

• I Sing the Birth Was Born Tonight - Version 1

• I Sing The Birth Was Born Tonight - Version 2 (Version 3 from William Sandys is substantially the same, but without attribution)

• I Sing The Coming Of The Lord

• I The Angel Am Of God

• I Traveled Over Land and Sea (Words: Jeg gikk meg over sjø og land)

• I Want a Hippopotamus for Christmas (Words and Music: John Rox, copyright 1953)

• I Was Born In A Stall

• I Was Not His Father, He Was Mine (Words and Music: Michael McLean (1952-), The Forgotten Carols (Salt Lake City, UT: Deseret Book Co., 1991, rev. 2003). Links open at exterior sites.

• I Woke, From My Couch Uprising

• I Wonder As I Wander (Collected by John Jacob Niles in July, 1933)

• I Would Now Sing For And I Might (Alternate Title: The Three Kings)

• I’ll Be Home For Christmas (Words and Music by Kim Gannon, Buck Ram, and Walter Kent, copyright 1948; Notes)

• I'll Tell You A Tale Of The Olden Time

• I’ll Be Home For Christmas (I’ll Be Cloned For Christmas – Humor)

• Il Est Ne Le Divin Enfant

• I'll Be Missing You Come Christmas (Authorship Unknown; Performed by New Kids On The Block)

• I'll Tell You A Tale Of The Olden Time

• I’m Dressing Up Like Santa (Humor from Bob Rivers, Bob Rivers’ Twisted Tunes)

• I'm A Pilgrim And Will Walk With Jesus

• I’m Gonna Be Warm This Winter (Date and Authorship Unknown)

• I'm Leaving Home Seeking My Fortune

• I'm Sending Me (For Christmas) (Don "Carolina" Pierce, 1994; links opens in new window at the Austin Rudy website)

• I'm Spending Christmas With You (Words and Music by Tom Occhipinti, 1981)

• I've Been Looking For Christmas (Kevin Savigar and Patti Smythe, Date Unknown)

• If thou be Johan, I tell it the (Middle English; retyped in Old Blackletter)

• If Every Day Was Like Christmas

• If I Could Visit Bethlehem, Brian Wren (born 1936) © 1990 Stainer & Bell Ltd

• If I Had Been in Bethlehem (Link opens in a new window at Sally DeFord Music)

• If It Doesn't Snow On Christmas (Words by Milton H. Pascal, Music by Gerald Marks, copyright 1943)

• If Jesus Christ Should Come Again

• If You Shepherds Watched The Lambing

• Immanuel, We Sing Thy Praise

• Immanuel, Immanuel (Link opens in a new window at Sally DeFord Music)

• Immortal Babe, Who This Dear Day (Sandys; Alternate Title: For Christmas Day)

• Immortal Babe, Who On This Day (William Knapp)

• Immortal Love, Forever Full

• Impious Herod, Wherefore Tremble

• In A Cavern Oxen-Trod

• In A Little Stable

• In A Lowly Manger Sleeping

• In A Manger (Alternate Title: In A Manger Poor)

• In A Manger He Is Lying

• In A Manger Laid So Lowly

• In A Manger Lies The Child (Alternate Title: Ring The Joyful Bells)

• In Baptism Adam Found Again

• In Bedlem, That Fayer Cyte

• In Beth'lem This Berd Of Life

• In Betheleem, That Noble Place - Version 1

• In Betheleem, That Noble Place - Version 2 (Middle English; retyped in Old Blackletter)

• In Betheleem, that noble place - Thomas Wright

• In Bethlehem City (1661) - from New Carolls For This Merry Time of Christmas (1661)

• In Bethlehem City - Harding B 25(382) (between 1796 and 1853)

• In Bethlehem City (Broadwood and Fuller Maitland, 1893)

• In Bethlehem City - R.V. Williams (1950)

• In Bethlehem City, On Christmas-day Morn - Woodward

• In Bethlehem Is He Born

• In Bethlehem Of Judah

• In Bethlehem, That Fair City

• In Bethlehem, That Fayre Cite-ee.1.12

• In Bethlehem, That Noble Place (Sandys; Middle English: In Betheleem, That Noble Place)

• In Bethlehem, That Noble Place (Husk)

• In Bethlehem, The Lowly

• In Bethlem Town (Words: Leland Bryant Ross, 1997, link opens a new window at his site)

• In Cana's Town of Galilee

• In Days of Old on Sinai

• In Dulci Jubilo - Original Version; See: In Dulci Jubilo - Notes On The Carol

• In Dulci Jubilo – Version 1, Translation by Elizabeth Poston (Fourteenth-century German/Latin macaronic carol Nun singet und seid froh by Heinrich of Suso); under copyright

• In Dulci Jubilo – Version 2, Alternate Translation by Elizabeth Poston; under copyright

• In Dulci Jubilo – Version 3, Translation by Pearsall

• In Dulci Jubilo – Version 4, Translation by SP

• In Dulci Jubilo – Version 5, Translation by Catherine Winkworth

• In Dulci Jubilo - Version 6, Translator Unknown; Carol #497, Charles L. Hutchins, Carols Old and Carols New (1916)

• In Dulci Jubilo - Version 7, Translation by George R. Woodward

• In Dulci Iubilo - Version 8, Translation by John Wedderburn (modernized by Rickert)

• In Dulci Jubilo - Version 9; Translation by the Editors; Hugh Keyte and Andrew Parrott, eds., The New Oxford Book of Carols, 1992; under copyright

• In Dulci Jubilo - Culloton - Version 11

• In Dulci Jubilo, Now Lat Vs Sing With Myrth And Jo - Version 12 from Wedderburn, A Compendious Book of Godly and Spiritual Songs

• In dulci jubilo - Terry, "Two Hundred Folk Carols"

• In Every Place I Shall Tell This

• In Excelsis Gloria ("When Christ Was Born of Mary Free") – Version 1

• In Excelsis Gloria ("When Christ Was Born of Mary Free") – Version 2

• In Excelsis Gloria ("When Christ Was Born of Mary Free") – Version 3

• In Excelsis Gloria ("When Christ Was Born of Mary Free") – Version 4

• In Friendly Love And Unity

• In God Let All His Saints Rejoice

• In Heaven, In Heaven So Great Is The Joy

• In His Temple Now Behold Him

• In Honour Of Saint John We Thus

• In Middle Winter They Set Out

• In Midnight’s Silence (Alternate Title: In the Quiet Night; Translation from Polish: Wsrod Nocnej Ciszy; another translation is Wondrous Child)

• In Night's Deep Silence

• In Night's Dim Shadows Lying

• In Numbers, And But These Few (Middle English)

• In Old Judea

• In Our Darkness Light Has Shone (Timothy Dudley-Smith, copyright 1997; link opens at David Lee's Service Music)

• In Patras Ther Born He Was

• In Peace And Joy I Now Depart

• In Praise Of Christmas (Alternate title to "Drive The Cold Winter Away.")

• In Sorrow And In Want

• In Stature Grows The Heavenly Child - Chandler, 1837

• In Terra Pax

• In The Ages Past and Distant

• In the Birth of the Son Light Dawned

• In The Blackness Of The Cloud

• In The Bleak Midwinter

• In The Bliss of Old Predicted

• In The Country Nigh To Bethlehem

• In the Dark and Silent Night

• In The Days Of The King.

• In The Early Morning

• In The Ending Of The Year - Version 1

• In The Ending Of The Year - Version 2

• In The Ending Of The Year - Version 3

• In The Hallowed Manger

• In The Field With Their Flocks Abiding

• In The Loft Sits The Pixy With His Christmas Porridge (Words: På loftet sidder nissen med sin julegrøød, Margrethe Munthe)

• In The Lonely Midnight

• In The Midst Of Gladness, Sorrow

• In The Midst Of The Doctors

• In the Morning (Words and Music by Dan Schutte, S.J., copyright)

• In The Reign Of Great Caesar

• In The Silence Of The Night

• In The Time Of The King

• In The Wintry Heaven

• In Thee Will I Begin To Speak

• In This Stable

• In This Time Of Christmas

• In this tyme a chyld was born - Thomas Wright

• In this tyme Cryst hast us sent -  Thomas Wright

• In this tyme of Chrystmas (Middle English; retyped in Old Blackletter)

• In This Vale Of Wretchedness

• In These Twelve Days (Davies Gilbert)

• In Those Twelve Days (William Sandys)

• In Triumph, Joy, and Holy Fear (Earle)

• Incarnation, The

• Infant Born In Bethlehem, Born to save Jerusalem. Anonymous in Mrs. Carey Brock's Children's Hymn Book, 1881.

• Infant Holy, Infant Lowly (Polish carol, W Zlobie Lezy; compare Jesus Holy, Born So Lowly)

• Infant Jesus, We Adore Thee - The Circumcision

• The Infant King

• Infant So Gentle

• Infant, Born The World To Free

• Infants Were Slain Because Of Thy Birth

• Inspire Me, Heaven, Nor In Me Leave A Thought

• Into His Arms With Tender Love

• In To This World This Day Dide Com (Flügel)

• Into The World This Day Did Come (Weston)

• Into This World, This Day Did Come (Rickert)

• Joseph and Mary

• Ioseph An Aged Man Truly - Version 1

• Ioseph An Aged Man Truly - Version 2

• Ipse mocat me (Middle English; retyped in Old Blackletter)

• Irish Carol (Alternate Title: Christmas Day Is Come)

• Is Thy Heart Athirst To Know

• It Came Upon The Midnight Clear

• It Doesn't Have To Be That Way (Words and Music by Jim Croce, copyright 1972)

• It Feels Like Christmas (Authorship Unknown; Performed by Cyndi Lauper; from the CD Merry Christmas Have A Nice Life; page opens in new window at the Cyndi Lauper web site)

• It Is The Church's Holy Call

• It Is The Day, The Holy Day

• It Is Christmas Day

• It was a mayde of brente nars (Middle English; retyped in Old Blackletter)

• It Was A Young Mother

• It Was My Father's Custom

• It Was The Calm And Silent Night

• It Was The Quiet Evening

• It Wern Fowre Letterys Of Purposy (M and A, R and Y)

• It’s A Big Country (Davitt Sigerson, Date Unknown)

• It’s Beginning To Look a Lot Like Christmas (Words & Music by Meredith Willson, 1961)

• It’s Beginning To Look a Lot Like Christmas (There’s A Santa Who Looks A Lot Like Elvis – Humor from Bob Rivers, Bob Rivers’ Twisted Tunes)

• It's Christmas All Over the World (Words and Music by Bill House and John Hobe, 1985)

• It's Christmas Everywhere (Authorship and Date Unknown; Performed by Paul Anka)

• It's Christmas Once Again (Authorship and Date Unknown; Performed by Frankie Lymon & The Teenagers)

• It's Christmas Time (Victor Young and Al Stillman, Copyright 1962)

• It’s Just Another New Year’s Eve (Marty Panzer and Barry Manilow, Date Unknown)

• It’s Snowing Angels (Authorship and Date Unknown; Performed by XTC)

• Iury came to Ierusalem

• Ivy Chefe Of Treis It Is (Chambers & Sidgwick, 1907)

• Ivy Chefe Off Treis It Is (Wright, 1847)

• Ivy, Chief Of Trees (Husk, 1968)

-J-

• Jacob’s Ladder

• Jacob's Star Is Ris'n At Last

• Jacob's Well

• Jehovah Doth Himself Conceal

• Jehovah, Hallelujah, The Lord Will Provide

• Jehovah's Fellow, And His Son

• Jennifer Gentle

• Jerusalem, Lift Up Thy Voice

• Jerusalem, Rejoice!

• Jesu Parvule (Bates Burt and Alfred Burt, copyright 1943; opens in new window at the  Alfred Burt Carols web site)

• Jesu Hail! (Alternate title: Jesu Hail! O God Most Holy)

• Jesu Sweet

• Jesu, Almighty King Of Bliss

• Jesu Almyghty Kyng Of Blys

• Jesu, As Thou Art Our Saviour

• Jesu, Blessed Saviour

• Jesu, Born The World To Free

• Jesu, Born To Save The Lost

• Jesu, Bright And Morning Star

• Jesu, Day By Day

• Jesu, Fili Dei

• Jesu, Fili virginis - Version 1

• Jesu, Fili virginis - Version 2

• Jesu, Highest Heaven's Completeness

• Jesu, Joy of Man’s Desiring

• Jesu, King O'er All Adored

• Jesu, On This Blessed Morn

• Jesu, Our Soul's Redeeming Lord

• Jesu, Redeemer From On High (W. J. Copeland, 1848)

• Jesu! Redeemer Of The Earth

• Jesu, Redeemer Of The World!

• Jesu, Son Most Sweet and Dear

• Jesu, The Father’s Only Son

• Jesu, The Ransomer of Man (Primer, 1685)

• Jesu, the Ransomer of Man (Evening Office, 1710)

• Jesu, Thou The Virgin Born

• Jesu! The Very Thought Is Sweet! (Neale, #18, Hymn; Translation of Jesu dulcis memoria)

• Jesu! The Very Thought Is Sweet! (Neale, #72, Sequence; Translation of Jesu dulcis memoria)

• Jesu! The Very Thought Is Sweet (Neale, Alt.; Translation of Jesu dulcis memoria)

• Jesu! The Very Thought Of Thee! (Translation of Jesu dulcis memoria)

• Jesus Born In Beth'ny

• Jesus Born On This Day (Mariah Carey and Walter Afanasieff, Date Unknown)

• Jesus Came--The Heavens Adoring

• Jesus Christ Is Born Today

• Jesus Christ Of Nazareth

• Jesus Christ The Apple Tree (First Line: The tree of life my soul hath seen)

• Jesus Comes Today! Brian Wren (born 1936) © 1986 Stainer & Bell Ltd.

• Jesus Gift, The (Gilbert M. Martin, copyright)

• Jesus Holy, Born So Lowly (Walter Ehret, Copyright 1963)

• Jesus in the Stall

• Jesus Is God's Gift To Us, Fred Pratt Green (1903-2000) © 1972 Stainer & Bell Ltd

• Jesus is God! The Glorious Bands

• Jesus Is The Sweetest Name, Set

• Jesus Shall Reign Where'er the Sun

• Jesus Was Born In Bethlehem (Words and Music by Ralph Merrifield, copyright 1994, used with permission)

• Jesus, Call Thou Me

• Jesus, Good Above All Other (Percy Dearmer, 1906)

• Jesus, Kind Above All Other (John Mason Neale, 1867)

• Jesus, How Sweet Thy Memory Is! (Dr. J. W. Alexander)

• Jesus, Jesus, Baby Dear ("Rocking Carol," Translation of Hajej, nynej, Jezisku by George K. Evans, copyright 1963)

• Jesus, Jesus, Rest Your Head (Alternate Title: The Manger Cradle Song)

• Jesus, Lord, at Thy Birth (Link opens in a new window at Sally DeFord Music)

• Jesus, Lover of My Soul

• Jesus, Oh What A Wonderful Child

• Jesus, My Bright And Morning Star

• Jesus, Priceless Treasure

• Jesus, Redeemer Of Us All, Alan Gaunt (born 1935) from Anonymous Latin Jesu Redemptor Onmium © 1991 Stainer & Bell Ltd.

• Jesus, Redeemer, Ere the Light

• Jesus, Savior, Pilot Me

• Jesus, Son of the Most-High

• Jesus, Still Lead On

• Jesus, The Father's Only Son

• Jesus, The Stumbling-block and Sign

• Jesus, The Very Thought Of Thee

• Jesus, Thou Holy Son of God

• Jesus, Thou Joy Of Loving Hearts (Translation of Jesu dulcis memoria)

• Jesus, These Eyes Have Never Seen

• Jesus, Thy Church with Longing Eyes

• Jesus, Name of Wondrous Love!

• Jesus, You Are Welcome

• Jesus! Guide Our Way

• Jesus’s Birthday (Humor from Bob Rivers, Bob Rivers’ Twisted Tunes)

• Jhesu, as thou art our savyour - Thomas Wright

• Jhesu of a mayde thou woldest be borne - Thomas Wright

• Jhesu Of A Mayde Y^u Woldest Be Born - Middle English from Sandys

• Jhesu Of His Moder Was Born - Wright, 1856; for Second Advent

• Jhesu was born in Bedlem Judé - Wright, 1856

• Jing-A-Ling, Jing-A-Ling (Words and Music by Don Raye and Paul J. Smith, Date Approximately 1950)

• Jingle Bell Rock (Words & Music by Joe Beal and Jim Boothe, 1957)

• Jingle Bells (Original Title: "One-Horse Open Sleigh")

• Jingle Bells (Another Jingle Bell$ / Dashing Through The Mall – Humor)

• Jingle Bells (Australian – Humor)

• Jingle Bells (Christmas Bills / Dashing To The Mall – Humor)

• Jingle Bells (Desert Version – Humor)

• Jingle Bells (Have A Jewish Christmas – Humor)

• Jingle Bells (Java Bells – Humor)

• Jingle Bells (Jingle Bells With Kids – Humor)

• Jingle Bells (Jingle Bells, Prison Cells – Humor)

• Jingle Bells (Lab Reports - Humor)

• Jingle Bells (Microsoft Version – Humor)

• Jingle Bells (Profits Here, Profits There – Humor)

• Jingle Bells (Rusty Chevrolet – Humor)

• Jingle Bells (Traffic Jam – Humor)

• Jingle Bells (Yorkie Version – Humor)

• Jingle Bells (Words: Otto Leisner, Bjældeklang)

• Jingle, Jingle, Jingle (Alternate Title: Kris Kringle, John D. Marks, copyright 1964)

• John Was The Prophet Of The Lord

• Join All the Glorious Names

• Join, All Ye Joyful Nations

• Jolly Grinder, The

• Jolly Old Saint Nicholas

• Ioseph An Aged Man Truly - Version 1

• Ioseph An Aged Man Truly - Version 2

• Joseph Being An Aged Man (with Sandys' note) (Alternate Title: Joseph and Mary)

• Joseph Being An Old Man Truly

• Joseph Dearest, Joseph Mine – Version 1

• Joseph Dearest, Joseph Mine – Version 2

• Joseph Dearest, Joseph Mine – Version 3

• Joseph Dearest, Joseph Mine – Joseph Dearest, Joseph Mild

• Joseph Dearest, Joseph Mine – Joseph, O Dear Joseph Mine

• Joseph Dearest, Joseph Mine – German, Josef, Lieber Josef Mein

• Joseph Was A Young Man

• Joseph Was An Old Man - Part 1 of the Cherry Tree Carols

• Joseph Was An Old Man - Version 1 - Southern Appalachia

• Joseph Was An Old Man - Version 2 - Kentucky

• Joseph Was An Old Man - Version 3 - Cherry Tree Carols

• Joseph Was An Old Man - Version 4 - Cherry Tree Carols

• Joseph Was An Old Man - Journal of the Folk Song Society, Vol. III.

• As Joseph Was A Walking - Fyfe

• As Joseph Was A-Walking - Terry, Old Christmas Carols (1923)

• As Joseph Was A-Walking - Terry, Twelve Christmas Carols (1912)

• As Joseph Was A-Walking - Terry, Two Hundred Folk Carols

• Joseph Was An Olden Man - Niles

• Joseph Were A Young Man

• Joy And Gladness

• Joy And Gladness Be To King

• The Joy Bells Of Heaven

• Joy Fills Our Inmost Hearts Today!

• Joy Hath Come To Earth Again

• The Joy That Jesus Gives

• Joy To The Sons of Men

• Joy To The World – Popular Version

• Joy To The World – Watt's Original

• Joy To The World (From Sylvester)

• Joy To The World (From Husk)

• Joy To The World (From Richard R. Terry)

• Joy to the World - Dr. Steve H. Hakes

• Joy To The World (Christmas Is Here – Humor)

• Joy, Ye People, Great And Small

• Joy! Joy! From Every Steeple

• Joyful Is The Morn (Alternate Title: Once Again The Olden Story)

• Joyful Mirth

• The Joyful Morn in Breaking

• The Joyful Sounds of Salvation

• Joyful Tidings Of A Saviour

• Joyful, Joyful, We Adore Thee

• Joyfully, Joyfully Angels Are Singing

• Joyne all now in thys feste

• Joyous Christmas (Johnny Marks, copyright 1969)

• Joyously, Joyously, Silvery Clear

• Joys Seven (Alternate Title: The First Good Joy Our Mary Had)

• Jubilee (Performed by Mary Chapin Carpenter)

• Judea's Calm and Silent Night (O Silent Night, Emma Pitts, pub. 1884)

• Judge Eternal, Throned in Splendor

-K-

• Kay Thompson's Jingle Bells (Words and Music by Kay Thompson (1909?-1998), Johnny Mandel (1925-), and James S. Pierpont (1822-1893), copyright 1968 - although it was certainly written earlier since Andy Williams recorded it in 1963; links open at a new site.)

• Keep Christmas With You All Through The Year (From "Christmas Eve on Sesame Street"; authorship and date unknown)

• Kid In Me, The (By Don Koch, Dave Clark and Dan Dean, Date Unknown)

• Kidnap The Sandy Claws (From "The Nightmare Before Christmas", Authorship and Date Unknown)

• Kindle The Christmas Brand

• The kiges baner on felde is playd (retyped in "Old Blacketter:" The kiges baner on felde is playd.)

• King Herod And The Cock

• King Herod, Troubled With The Star

• The King Is On His Journey

• King Jesus Hath A Garden (Dutch: Heer Jesus heeft een Hofken)

• The King Of Glory Sends His Son

• The King of Kings

• King of Israel (Written by Joseph W. Pace II, copyright 1996, performed by the Colorado Mass Choir; it is found on the 1996 CD "The Real Meaning of Christmas"; link opens in a new window at Amazon.com)

• King Pharaoh

• King Shall Come When Morning Dawns, The

• King, To Jews and Gentiles Given

• Kings In Glory

• Kings of the East Are Riding, The

• The Kings They Came From Out The South

• Kings, The (Alternate Title: Three Kings Had Journey'd From Lands Afar)

• Kings, Their Threefold Offerings Bringing

• Knowing Not The Great Creator

• The Kynges Baneres Beth Forth Y-lad

• Kyrie, So Kyrie

-L-

• Lacking Samite And Sable

• Lamb, Whose Blood For All Men Streamed

• Lands That Long In Darkness Lay, The

• L'An Mil Sies Cens Quaranto Cinc (French, from William Sandys, 1833)

• Lassie and Lad, Array You — Bellissima regina

• Last Christmas (George Michael - Wham, 1985)

• Last Month Of The Year (Vera Hall, copyright 1953)

• The Last of Days Will Come Indeed

• Last Night As I Lay Sleeping

• Last Night As I Was Laid And Sleep (Alternate Title: The Boy's Dream)

• Last Night I Lay Me Down To Sleep

• Last Night I Saw Santa (New Kids On The Block, Authorship and Date Unknown)

• Lat vs reioyis and sing (Thie Conceptioun of Christ)

• Laud, Ye Faithful

• The Laundry Carol (First Line: Why not be for ever gay, Bregado?)

• Lazarus

• Lead Me To Thy Peaceful Manger

• Leave, Shepherds, Leave Your Peaceful Flocks

• Legends Of The Infancy (Alternate Title: Come Forth, Ye Wond'ring Children All)

• Les Clothes Du Hameau (Music Arr.: Ric Wake, Shane Keister, Ronn Huff; Created 1998; Copyright 1999, Performed by Celine Dion)

• Lestenyt, Lordynges, Bothe Elde and 3ynge (Burden: Of a rose, a lovely rose) (Wright, 1856)

• Lestenyt3, lordynges, bothe grete and smale (Burden: A, a, a, a, Nunc gaudet ecclesia) (Wright, 1856)

• Let All Adore the' Immortal King

• Let All Mortal Flesh Keep Silence

• Let All Our Hearts Rejoice

• Let All That Are To Mirth Inclined - Gilbert, 1823

• Let All That Are To Mirth Inclind - Roxburghe 3.552

• Let All The Faith Rejoice With Pious Mirth

• Let Angels and Archangels Sing

• Let Children Proclaim Their Savior and King

• Let Children, Lord, Thy Presence Seek

• Let Christians All With One Accord Rejoice (Alternate Title: The Black Decree)

• Let Christians All With One Accord Rejoice - Version 2

• Let Christians All With Joyful Mirth (A Yoeman's Carol)

• Let Earth And Heaven Combine

• Let Earthly Tyrants Title Claim

• Let Eastern Tribes Their Offering Bring

• Let Every Age And Nation Own

• Let Every Heart Now Dance With Joy

• Let Faithful Quires The Carol Raise

• Let Folly Praise That Fancy Love

• Let Hearts And Tongues Unite

• Let Heav’n And Earth Rejoice And Sing - Version 1

• Let Heaven and Earth Rejoice And Sing - Version 2

• Let Heaven and Earth Rejoice - Version 3

• Let Heaven Rejoice (Words and Music: Bob Dufford, S.J., copyright)

• Let Heaven Rejoice, And Earth Be Glad - Littledale

• Let Him In (Words and Music: Michael McLean (1952-), The Forgotten Carols (Salt Lake City, UT: Deseret Book Co., 1991, rev. 2003). Links open at exterior sites.

• Let it Snow! Let it Snow! Let it Snow! (Words by Sammy Cahn, Music by Jule Styne, copyright 1945)

• Let it Snow! Let it Snow! Let it Snow! (I Hate Snow – Humor)

• Let it Snow! Let it Snow! Let it Snow! (Prove It’s So – Humor)

• Let it Snow! Let it Snow! Let it Snow! (The Net Is Slow – Humor)

• Let Jubil-Trumpets Blow

• Let Me Sleep (It's Christmas Time) (Pearl Jam, 1991)

• Let Music Break On This Blest Morn

• Let Other Cities Strive, Which Most

• Let Our Gladness Have No End (Alternate Title: Let Our Gladness Know No End)

• Let Peace Her Olive Wand Extend

• Let Sighing Cease And Woe - Version 1

• Let Sighing Cease And Woe - Version 2

• Let Sion And Her Sons Rejoice

• Let Such (So Fantastical) Liking Not This

• Let The Bells Ring Soft And Low

• Let The Choir of All The Faithful

• Let The Doors Be Open

• Let The Earth Now Praise The Lord

• Let The Earth Rejoice In Chorus

• Let The Laurel Twine

• Let The Nations Now Rejoice

• Let The Song Be Begun (Personent hodie from Piae Cantiones, 1582; Translation by John Mason Neale)

• Let The Earth Now Praise The Lord

• Let The Voice of Praise Resound

• Let The Voice of Praise Resound (Latin: Resonet in Laudibus 1)

• Let The Voice of Praise Resound (Latin: Resonet in Laudibus 2)

• Let The Voice of Praise Resound (Latin: Resonet in Laudibus 3)

• Let There Be Peace On Earth (Words and Music: Sy Miller and Bill Jackson, Date Unknown)

• Let Us All Be Glad Together

• Let Us All With Gladsome Voice

• Let Us Duly Keep The Feast

• Let Us Go, O Shepherds

• Let Us Now Go To Bethlehem

• Let Us Rejoice and Sing: Thie Conceptioun of Christ (Lat vs reioyis and sing)

• Let Us Rejoice In Christ, Fred Pratt Green (1903-2000) © 1982 Stainer & Bell Ltd.

• Let Us Remember

• Let Us The Infant Greet

• Let's Have An Old Fashioned Christmas (Words: Larry Conley (1985-1960), Music: Joseph Solomon (18497-1947), copyright 1939)

• Let Us Live Christmas Every Day - Helen Steiner Rice (May 19, 1900 - April 23, 1981), copyright.

• Letter To Syracuse (Dave Cartwright and Bill Caddick, Date Unknown)

• The Life, Which God's Incarnate Word

• Life's Course Must Recommence To-day

• Lift Up The Advent Strain

• Lift Up Your Heads In Joyful Hope

• Lift Up Your Heads, Ye Gates of Brass

• Lift Up Your Heads, Ye Mighty Gates - Version 1 (Translation of Georg Weissel, Macht hoch die Tuer)

• Lift Up Your Heads, Ye Mighty Gates - Version 2 (Original Winkworth Translation of Georg Weissel, Macht hoch die Tuer)

• Lift Up Your Heartes And Be Glad! (Rickert)

• Lift Up Your Hearts And Be Ye Glad (Weston)

• Lyft Vp Your Hartes & Be Glad  (Flügel)

• Lift Up, Lift Up Your Voices Now

• Lift Up, Ye Saints, Your Joyful Heads

• Lift Up Your Songs, Ye Angel-Choirs ("The Two Thrones") - For Second Advent

• Lift Your Voices And Sing

• Light of Bethlehem, The

• Light of Glory Breaks, The (Timothy Dudley-Smith, copyright 2002; link opens at David Lee's Service Music)

• Light Of The Gentile Nations

• Light of the Lonely Pilgrim's Heart

• Light of Those Whose Dreary Dwelling

• Light Upon Our Gloom Arising

• Like Fields Awaiting The Sowing Of The Seed, Fred Kaan (born 1929) based on the Catalan by Alberto Taulé © 1993 Stainer & Bell Ltd.

• Like Silver Lamps In A Distant Shrine (Alternate Title: The Manger Throne)

• Like The Dawning Of The Morning

• Lines. Suggested By A Picture of the Adoration of the Magicians

• List Our Merry Carol

• List! Afar! What Angel Voices (Alternate Title: Child Divine)

• Listen How The Winds (Traditional Dutch Sinterklaas Song: Hoor de wind waait door de bomen)

• Listen, Gentles, To The Story

• Listen, Lordings, Unto Me - Version 1 (Carol for Christmas Eve)

• Listen, Lordings, Unto Me - Version 2

• Listeneth, lordings, both great and small (Alternate: A, a, a, a)

• Little Altar Boy (Howlett Peter Smith, 1957)

• Little Boy Santa Claus Forgot (Tommie Connor, Jimmy Leach and Michael Carr, copyright 1937)

• Little Children, All Draw Near

• Little Children Can You Say (Charlotte Phillips, ed., The Shower of Pearls, A Collection of Poetry (London: Simpkin, Marshall and Co., et al.: 1855), pp. 15-16.)

• Little Children, Can You Say (from Charles Clayton, ed., Choice gatherings for Christian Children (London: J. H. Jackson, 1846), p. 135.)

• Little Children, Can You Tell?

• Little Children, Rise and Sing

• Little Children, Wake And Listen

• Little Cradle Rocks Tonight, The

• Little Donkey (Words and Music: Eric Boswell, copyright 1959)

• Little Drummer Boy, The (Words and Music by Katherine K. Davis, Henry Onorati, and Harry Simeone, 1958)

• Little Drummer Boy, The (Little Spammer Boy – Humor)

• Little Fir Tree, The

• Little Flowers of Martyrdom

• Little Lamb of God (Words and Music by Lynne Perry Christofferson, Date unknown)

• The Little Room

• Little Saint Nick (Words and Music by Brian Wilson and Mike Love, copyright 1963, 1964)

• Little Town (Words O Little Town of Bethlehem, Traditional; Music by Chris Eaton, 1982; From A Christmas Album, Amy Grant; link open in a new window at the website of Amy Grant)

• Live Aid Christmas Song (Do They Know It's Christmas?) M. Ure and B. Geldof, Date Unknown

• Lo, How A Rose E’er Blooming – Version 1 (Lo, how a rose e'er blooming, From tender stem hath sprung!; Baker and Krauth Translations). See: Notes on Lo, How A Rose E'er Blooming

• Lo, How a Rose E’er Blooming – Version 2 (Lo, how a rose e’er blooming, On tender root has grown; Translator Unknown.)

• Lo, How a Rose E’er Blooming – Version 3 (Alternate Translation: I Know a Rose Tree Springing; Translator Unknown)

• Lo, How a Rose E’er Blooming – Version 4 (Alternate Translation: Behold, a Branch is Growing; Translators: Spaeth and Mattes)

• Lo, How a Rose E’er Blooming – Version 5 (Alternate Translation: A Spotless Rose Is Blowing; Alternate Title: The Rose of Sharon; Translator: Catherine Winkworth)

• Lo, How a Rose E’er Blooming – Version 6 (Alternate Translation: Behold, a Branch Has Flowered; Translator: Unknown )

• Lo, How a Rose E’er Blooming – Version 7 (Alternate Translation: There Is A Flower Springing; Translator: Ursula Vaughan Williams, The Oxford Book of Carols, copyright 1928)

• Lo, How a Rose E’er Blooming – Version 8 (Alternate Translation: Of Jesse's Line Descended; Translators: Hugh Keyte and Andrew Parrott, The New Oxford Book of Carols, copyright 1992)

• Lo, How a Rose E’er Blooming – Version 9 (Alternate Translation: Lo, How A Rose Is Growing, Translation by Gracia Grindal, Lutheran Book of Worship, 58, copyright circa 1978)

• Lo, How a Rose E’er Blooming – Version 10 (Alternate Translation: The World's Fair Rose Has Blossomed, Translator Elizabeth Poston, The Penguin Book of Christmas Carols, 1965)

• Lo, How a Rose E’er Blooming – Version 11 (Alternate Translation: Lo, A Fair Rose A-Blooming, Translators Coffin and Vernon)

• Lo, How a Rose E'er Blooming - Version 12, Translator Unknown

• Lo, How a Rose E'er Blooming - Version 13: The Noble Stem of Jesse, Translator: George R. Woodward

• Lo, How a Rose E'er Blooming - Version 14, I Know A Flower it springeth, From earth a tender shoot; Translator: George R. Woodward

• Lo, How a Rose E’er Blooming - German, Es Ist Ein Ros

• Lo, The Baptist's Herald Cry

• Lo, the Clouds of Night Are Rending

• Lo, The Pilgrim Magi! - Version 1

• Lo, The Pilgrim Magi! - Version 2

• Lo: A Star, Ye Sages Hoary

• Lo! A Wonder-star Doth Shine

• Lo! Descending The Heavens Rending

• Lo! God, Our God, Has Come

• Lo! He Cometh, Countless Trumpets by John Cennick, 1752

• Lo! He Comes With Clouds Descending, Charles Wesley, 1758

• Lo! He Comes With Clouds Descending, Thomas Olivers, 1763

• Lo! He Comes, With Clouds Descending, a compilation by Martin Madan

• Lo! He Comes, An Infant Stranger by Richard Mant (1776-1848)

• Lo! He Comes, An Infant Stranger - An arrangement of Mant's version from Christmas Carols, 1833

• Lo! He Comes! Let All Adore Him by Thomas Kelly, 1805

• Lo! Image Of The Godhead Bright

• Lo! My Heart Rejoices

• Lo! Now A Thrilling Voice Sounds Forth

• Lo! Star Led Chiefs

• Lo! The Desert-Depths Are Stirr'd

• Lo! The Eastern Sages Rise

• Lo! Today Into Our World The Word Is Born, Aujourd'hui dans notre monde le Verbe est né by Didier Rimaud (born 1922) and translated by Fred Pratt Green (1903-2000), English translation © 1974 Stainer & Bell Ltd

• Lo! Unto Us A Child Is Born

• Lo! What Glorious Sight Appears

• Lon De La Gran Carriere (French, from William Sandys, 1833)

• Lone Cow Lows, The, John Ferguson (1921-1989) © 1982 Stainer & Bell Ltd

• Long Ago

• Long Ago A Shining Throng

• Long Ago And Far Away (Words: Resonet In Laudibus, Authorship Anonymous; English Words by Edward Traill Horn III (1909-), copyright 1958)

• Long Ago In Bethlehem

• Long Ago, Prophets Knew, Fred Pratt Green (1903-2000) © 1971 Stainer & Bell Ltd. See Note

• Long Time Ago, A Wondrous Star

• Long Years Ago O’er Bethlehem’s Hills (Leigh Richmond Brewer, Date Unknown)

• Long Years Ago O'er Bethlehem's Hills (Charles Whitney Coombs)

• Long, Long Ago, The Angel Throng (Alternate Title: The Christmas Story)

• The Longing Eyes That Sought The Light

• Look How The Moon Shines Through The Trees (Traditional Dutch Sinterklaas Song: Zie de maan schijnt door de bomen)

• Look Toward Christmas (Advent Song) (Advent) - Shirley Erena Murray (opens in a new window at an exterior site)

• Look Up To Heaven

• Look, Here Comes The Steamboat (Traditional Dutch Sinterklaas Song: Zie ginds komt de stoomboot)

• Look, Shepherds, Look!

• Lord, By Whose Providence

• Lord, Who The Stars of Night Bounteous Didst Frame

• The Lord And King Of All Things

• The Lord At First Did Adam Make (From Davies Gilbert)

• The Lord At First Had Adam Made (from William Sandys, compare A Carol for Christmas Eve from Bramley and Stainer)

• The Lord Draws Nigh

• The Lord, He Comes, He Comes To Bless

• Lord, Now Lettest Thou Thy Servant

• The Lord, Our Salvation And Light

• Lord is Come! On Syrian Soil, The

• The Lord Is Come ! The Heavens Proclaim

• The Lord Is Come! The Lord Is Come!

• The Lord is King! Lift Up Your Voice

• Lord Jesus, Who Shalt Come With Power

• Lord of All Power and Might

• Lord of All, With Pure Intent

• The Lord of Earth and Sky

• The Lord Of Glory

• The Lord Of Life To Earth Came Down

• Lord of Mercy and of Might

• The Lord Of Might From Sinai's Brow

• Lord of the Boundless Curves of Space (Words: Albert F. Bayly; Music Christopher Dearnley,  copyright)

• Lord Will Come And Not Be Slow, The

• Lord, Her Watch Thy Church is Keeping

• Lord, With What Zeal Did Thy First Martyr Breath

• Lordes and Ladyes All By Dene (Middle English - Sandys)

• Lordes and ladyes all by dene (Middle English; retyped in Old Blackletter)

• Lording and Lady

• Lordings, From A Distant Home

• Lordings, Listen To Our Lay

• Lordynges, I warne yow al be-forn - Thomas Wright

• Love Came Down At Christmas

• Love Divine, All Loves Excelling

• Love Has Come (Words by Amy Grant, 1983; Music by Shane Keister and Michael W. Smith, 1983; From A Christmas Album, Amy Grant; links open in a new window at the websites of Amy Grant and Michael W. Smith, respectively)

• Love Is The Power (M. Boston, D. Warren, W. Afansmief, copyright date unknown)

• Love Knows No Borders (Link opens in a new window at Sally DeFord Music)

• Loveliest Dawn Of Gold And Rose

• Lovely Baby, Mary Bore

• Lovely Flowers of Martyrs, Hail!

• Lovely Infant, Dearest Savior

• Lovely Is The Dark Blue Sky (Translation from the Danish, "Deilig Er Den Himmel Blaa")

• Lovely Is The Midnight Sky (Translator: S. A. J. Bradley; link opens in external site; Translation from the Danish, "Deilig Er Den Himmel Blaa" )

• Lullaby, Jesu (Translation of the Polish Carol, "Lulajze Jezuniu" by Alice Zienko, English version by Ruth Heller; First Line: Lullaby, Jesu, my pearl and my dear one)

• Lullaby, Jesus (Translation of the Polish Carol, "Lulajze Jezuniu"; First Line: Lullaby, Jesus, O cease from your crying.)

• Lullaby, Jesus (Translation by Terry Kluytmans, Copyright 1999; link opens at an external site in a new window)

• Lullay, Jesu, Lullay, Lullay! (First Line: So blessed a sight it was to see)

• Lullaby, Little Pearl (Translation of the Polish Carol, "Lulajze Jezuniu" by Marguerite Wilkinson)

• Lullaby, Sing Lullaby (Christmas) - Shirley Erena Murray (opens in a new window at an exterior site)

• Lullay, Lullay, Litel Child (Qui wepest thou so sore?)

• Lullay, Lullay, Little Child (Why weepest thou so sore?)

• Lullay My Liking - Version 1

• Lullay My Liking - Version 2

• Lullay, Mine Liking (Edith Rickert)

• Lullay, Myn Lykyng (Richard Greene)

• Lullay, Mine Liking, My Dere Sone, Mine Sweting (Chambers & Sidgwick)

• Lullay, My Child, And Weep No More (Rickert)

• Lullay, My Child, And Wepe No More (Chambers & Sidgwick)

• Lullay, my chyld, and wepe no more - Thomas Wright

• Lullay, Thou Little Tiny Child (Alternate Title: The Coventry Carol)

• Lullaby On Christmas Eve (Alternate Title: Mother Her Vigil Is Keeping)

• Luther's Carol (Alternate Title: From Highest Heaven I Come To Tell)

• Lux Venit (Words: Amy Grant and Bev Darnall; Music: Michael W. Smith; 1989; links open in a new window at the websites of Amy Grant and Michael W. Smith, respectively)

• Lystenyt, lordyngs, more and lees

• Lyth and lystyn, both old and 3yng - Thomas Wright

-M-

• M and A and R and I

• The Magi Came From Lands Afar

• Magic of Christmas Day, The (Words & Music: Dee Snider, 1998; Performed by Celine Dion)

• The Magnificat

• Magnify the Lord To-day

• Maiden Moder Milde

• Make Broad The Path

• Make Thee Ready, As Best Thou Art Able

• Make We Joy In This Feast (Rickert)

• Make we jow in this fest (Wright)

• Make We Joy Now In This Fest (Woodward, with sheet music)

• Make We Joy Now In This Fest (Terry, with sheet music)

• Make We Joye Nowe In This Fest (Greene)

• Make We Merry In Hall And Bower

• Make We Mery In Hall And Bowre

• Make We Merry In This Feast

• Make We Merry This New Year

• Make We Mery Bothe More And Lasse

• Make We Merry, Both More And Less

• Make Wide the Door, Unbar the Gate

• Make we mery in hall and boure (Middle English; retyped in Old Blackletter)

• Maker of the Starry Sphere - Campbell, 1850

• Maker of the Starry Sphere, Light to Faithful - Sarum Hymnal, 1868, alt.

• Maker Of The Sun and Moon, The, Laurence Housman

• Maker Of The Sun And Moon, Peter Sharrocks (born 1940) © 1993 Stainer & Bell Ltd & The Trustees for Methodist Church Purposes

• Making Christmas (From "The Nightmare Before Christmas")

• Man be mery I the rede - Thomas Wright

• Man to redeme and not angell - Thomas Wright

• Man With All The Toys, The (Words and Music by Brian Wilson and Mike Love, 1964)

• Man, Be Glad In Hall And Bower

• Man, Be Joyful And Mirth Thou Make

• Man, Be Merry As Bird On Berry

• Man, Move Thy Mind, And Joy This Feast

• Man's Redeemer, Holy Jesus

• The Manger-Babe

• Manger Cradle Song, The  (Alternate Title: Jesus, Jesus, Rest Your Head)

• Manger Throne, The (Alternate Title: Like Silver Lamps In A Distant Shrine)

• Many Happy Lovers Make Their Love in June and May

• The Map of Mortalitie

• March Of The (Three) Kings (French: La Marche Des Rois Mages)

• March of the Three Kings - Version 2

• March of the Three Kings - Version 3

• March of the Three Kings - Version 4

• March of the Toys

• Maria And The Holy Child (German: Maria Durch Ein'n Dornwald Ging)

• Maria Walks Amid the Thorn (German: Maria Durch Ein'n Dornwald Ging)

• Mark This Song, For It Is True

• Mark'd Ye The Star Whose Influence Mild

• Marke This Songe, For It Is Trewe (Middle English from Sandys)

• Marke this songe for it is trewe (Middle English - Version 2, retyped in Old Blackletter)

• Mark Well My Heavy Doleful Tale

• Marvel Not, Joseph, On Mary Mild

• Marvelous Toy, The (Words and Music by Tom Paxton, copyright 1960)

• Mary Had A Baby

• Mary Had A Boychild

• Mary Is A Lady Bry3t (Wright, 1856)

• mary is a lady bryzt (Fehr, 1902)

• Mary Is A Lady Bright (Chambers & Sidgwick, 1907)

• Mary Is A Lady Bright (Rickert, 1914)

• Mary Let Me Hold Her Baby. (Words and Music: Michael McLean (1952-), The Forgotten Carols (Salt Lake City, UT: Deseret Book Co., 1991, rev. 2003). Links open at exterior sites.

• Mary moder come and se (Middle English)

• Mary moder, cum and se - Thomas Wright

• Mary moder come and se (in Old Blackletter)

• Mary modyr, cum and se - Version 2

• Mary Mod^r, Meke & Mylde (Middle English from Sandys, 1833)

• Mary moder, meke and mylde - Thomas Wright

• Mary Mother, Meek And Mild

• Mary Set Out On A Winter's Night, Susan Moxom (fl.1972) © 1972 Stainer & Bell Ltd

• Mary, Dear Mother of Jesus

• Mary, Did You Know? (Words: Mark Allen Lowry, 1984, and Music by Lee Rufus (Buddy) Greene, 1990; copyright 1991)

• Mary, Flower of Flowers All

• Mary, The Flower Of Flowers All

• Mary, Mary, Quite Contrary, Fred Kaan (born 1929) © 1999 Stainer & Bell Ltd

• Mary, That Mother Mild

• Mary’s Little Boy Child (Words & Music by Jester Hairston, copyright 1956)

• Mary’s Lullaby

• Mary's Magnificat

• Mary's Song (Words: M. Gould; Music: M. Kitchingman, copyright; link opens at an external site, The Practical Dreamers Drop-In Centre)

• Master Has Proclaimed That He Will Return, The, Malcolm Stewart (born 1925) © 1969 Stainer & Bell Ltd.

• Master Of This House (Alternate Title: God Bless The Master of this House)

• Masters In The Hall - Version 1 (Alternate Title: Nowell, Sing We Clear)

• Masters In The Hall - Version 2 (Alternate Title: Nowell, Sing We Clear)

• Mele Kalikimaka (Words and Music by Robert Alexander Anderson, copyright 1949)

• The Memory Sweet of Jesus' Name

• The Mercy To Our Fathers Show'd

• The Merthe Of Alle This Londe

• Merrily Rang the Bells One Night

• Merry Christmas (Jim Coyler, copyright 2005)

• Merry Christmas (Kinsey & Kinsey)

• Merry Christmas (Wheeler & James)

• Merry Christmas All (Authorship Unknown; Performed by Denise Montana)

• Merry Christmas Baby (Words and Music by Bruce Springstein, copyright)

• Merry Christmas Baby (Words and Music by Brian Wilson, 1964)

• Merry Christmas Bells Are Ringing

• Merry Christmas Darling (Lyrics: Frank Pooler, 1946; Music: Richard Carpenter, 1970)

• Merry Christmas Polka (Words by Paul Francis Webster; Music by Sonny Burke, 1949)

• Merry Christmas Song (Performed by XTC; Authorship and Date Unknown)

• Merry Christmas To You

• Merry Christmas, Lovely Christmas (Translation of Glade jul, dejlige jul, B.S. Ingemann (1850)

• Merry Christmas, USA (Austin Rudy, 1994; links opens in new window at the Austin Rudy website)

• Merry, Merry Christmas Bells

• Merry, Merry Christmas Time

• Merry, Merry, Merry Christmas Baby (Words and Music by Margo Sylvia and Gilbert J Lopez, Date Unknown)

• Meruele Nozt, Iosep, On Mary Mylde (Middle English from Sandys)

• Mervele nozt, Josep, on Mary mylde - Thomas Wright

• Messiah Was Born In A Poor Shelter, The (Nascette lu Messia, Traditional Neapolitan)

• Metrical Gloria in excelsis - Words by Rev. Vince Uher, copyright 1998

• Midst The Deep Silence

• The Mighty Gates of Earth Unbar

• Mighty God, the Lord Hath Spoken, The

• Mighty One (Words and Music by Ralph Merrifield, copyright 1994, used with permission; for more Merrifield carols, please visit New Hope Music)

• The Mighty Saviour Comes From Heaven

• The Millennium Prayer - Cliff Richard, Copyright 1999.

• Mine Eyes Have Seen His Orient Star

• Minnie and Santa (Words and Music: Cyndi Lauper and Jan Pulsford, copyright 1998; from the CD Merry Christmas Have A Nice Life; page opens in new window at the Cyndi Lauper web site)

• Mirabile Misterium ("Wonderful mystery")

• Miracle Hymn (First Line: "On A Starry Night in Bethlehem"). Copyright 2013. Words and Music: Candace Lee and Luke Atencio. Performed by Susan Boyle in the 2013 movie "The Christmas Candle," and on Boyle's Christmas CD "Home For Christmas." ASCAP "Righteous Writing."

• The Miracle of the Cock (King Pharaoh - Part 1)

• The Miraculous Harvest (King Pharaoh - Part 2)

• The Mirrour Of The Father's Face

• Mirth Inclined or The Sinner's Redemption

• Miss Fogarty’s Christmas Cake, or was it Miss Hooligan's Christmas Cake?

• Miss You Most (At Christmas Time) [Written by Mariah Carey and Walter Afanasieff, Date Unknown]

• Mister Santa (Words Pat Ballard, copyright 1955)

• Mistletoe and Holly (Words and Music by Frank Sinatra, Dok Stanford and Henry W. Sanicola, 1957)

• Mistletoe and Wine - Cliff Richard, Copyright 1988.

• Moder, White As Lily Flour

• Modryb Marya - Aunt Mary ("Now of all the trees by the king’s highway")

• Monsters' Holiday (Bobby 'Boris' Pickett, Date Unknown [circa 1960s?])

• The Moon Shines Bright - Sandys, 1833

• The Moon Shines Bright - A Good Christmas Box, 1847

• The Moon Shines Bright - Lucy E. Broadwood and J. A. Fuller Maitland, 1908

• The Moon Shines Bright - Sharp, 1911

• The Moon Shines Bright - RR Terry, 1933

• Moost souerayn lorde Chryste (Middle English; retyped in Old Blackletter)

• More Than A Holiday (Lyrics by David Frazier, copyright 1996, performed by Hezekiah Walker; it is found on the 1996 CD "The Real Meaning of Christmas"; link opens in a new window at Amazon.com)

• Morning Hush

• Morning Is Breaking

• Morning Star, The (Alternate Title: See! The Morning Star Is Dwelling)

• Morning Star Upon Us Gleams, The (Palmer) (Alternate Title: The Morning Star)

• Morning Star, O Cheering Sight!

• Moost souerayn lorde Chryste (Middle English; retyped in Old Blackletter)

• Mortals Awake, With Angels Join

• Mortals, Awake, The Morning Is Breaking

• Mortals Who Have God Offended

• The Most Beautiful Story That's Ever Been Told (Link opens in a new window at Sally DeFord Music)

• Most Cruel Herod, Whence Does Spring

• Most Wonderful Day of the Year, The (Words and Lyrics by Johnny Marks, copyright 1964)

• Most Wonderful Time of The Year, The (Words & Music by Eddie Pola and George Wyle, Date Unknown)

• Most Wonderful Time of The Year, The (It’s The Most Fattening Time of the Year – Humor from Bob Rivers, Bob Rivers’ Twisted Tunes)

• Mother Mary (Words and Music by Rita MacNeil, copyright 1988; link opens at Rita MacNeil's Home Page)

• Mother, White As Lily Flower

• Mountains, Bow Your Heads Majestic

• The Mouse Song - Musevisa

• Music of the Angels

• Music On Christmas Morning

• Must Be Santa (Words and Music by Hal Moore and William Arthur Fredricks, copyright 1960)

• My Christmas Coloring Book (Warner Wilder, Date Unknown)

• My Christmas Tree (J. Webb, Date Unknown)

• My Class Of Girls For Jesus

• My Favorite Things (Words by Oscar Hammerstein II; Music by Richard Rodgers, The Sound of Music, 1959)

• My Favorite Things – Senior Version

• My Heart Of Gold (Alternate Title: My Lady Went To Canterbury)

• My hert is set to syng (Middle English; retyped in Old Blackletter)

• My Jesus, As Thou Wilt

• My lady went to Caunterbury (Middle English; retyped in Old Blackletter)

• My Lord, And My God, In Bethlehem Born

• My Lord, What A Morning

• My Master and Dame, I Well Perceive

• My Sheep Were Grazing (Alternate Title: The Christmas Hymn; Words by Minna Louise Hohman, copyright 1947)

• My Song Shall Bless The Lord Of All

• My Sweet Little Babie (Middle English from Sandys; compare: Be Still, My Blessed Babe - Husk)

• My Sweet Little Baby, What Meanest Thou To Cry?

• My Thought Bore Me To Jordan — Hymn concerning our Lord and John.

-N-

• The Nativity (by Henry Vaughan)

• The Nativity (While shepherds watch'd their flocks by night)

• Nay iuy, nay

• Nay, Nay, Ivy ! (Chambers & Sidgwick, 1907)

• Nay, Nay, Ivy! ("Holly beareth berries") (Rickert, 1910)

• Nazareth (Alternate Title: Though Poor Be The Chamber)

• Neighbour Mine

• Neath The Stars That Shone So Bright

• Never Throw A Lighted Lamp

• New Born King (Written by Percy Bady, copyright 1996, performed by Commissioned; it is found on the 1996 CD "The Real Meaning of Christmas"; link opens in a new window at Amazon.com)

• New Heaven, New War

• New Prince, New Pomp (Alternate Title: Behold A Simple, Tender Babe)

• New Year Carol (At the Door of the Year) (New Year) - Shirley Erena Murray (opens in a new window at an exterior site)

• The New Year Is Begun

• New Year's Baby (First Lullaby; Words and Music by Cyndi Lauper, copyright 1998; from the CD Merry Christmas Have A Nice Life; page opens in new window at the Cyndi Lauper web site)

• New Year's Carol

• Newborn King Who Comes Today, The

• The Newest Thing In Christmas Carols (A parody of God Rest You Merry, Gentlemen)

• Nicholas The Shepherd

• Nicholas, I Beg Of You (Traditional Dutch Sinterklaas Song: Sinterklaas kapoentje)

• Nigh Bethlehem (Bates Burt and Alfred Burt, copyright 1954; opens in new window at the  Alfred Burt Carols web site)

• Night Before Christmas (Words and Music by Carly Simon, copyright date unknown)

• Night Before Christmas Song, The (Clement Clarke Moore - adapted by Johnny Marks, copyright 1952); Compare: Twas The Night Before Christmas (Klickman)

• Night Has Closed The Gates

• Night In Solemn Stillness, The

• The Night is Dark (link opens in a new window at An Online Christmas Songbook)

• Night Is Nearly Over, The, Die nacht ist vorgedrungen by Jochen Klepper (1903-1942) translated by Fred Pratt Green (1903-2000) English translation © 1974 Stainer & Bell Ltd

• Ninna, Nanna (Sleep My Darling)

• Nisse In The Barn Has Got His Christmas Treat, The (English translation by Mike Sevig, Mike and Else's Norwegian Songbook (Bloomington, MN: Skandisk, 1985) of På Låven Setter Nissen; compare: In the Loft Sits the Pixy, translation of På loftet sidder nissen med sin julegrød)

• No Crowded Eastern Street

• No Doubt But She That Had The Grace

• No Eye Had Seen (Words: Amy Grant; Music: Michael W. Smith; 1989; links opens in a new window at the websites of Amy Grant and Michael W. Smith, respectively)

• No Loud Avenging Voice

• No More In Infant's Swaddling Bands

• No More Sadness Now, Nor Fasting

• No Obvious Angels (Christmas) - Shirley Erena Murray (opens in a new window at an exterior site)

• No Room In The Inn (Words by A. L. Skilton, Music by E. Grace Uppdegraff; First Line: "No beautiful chamber, No soft cradle bed")

• No Room In The Inn (Words: Anonymous, Music: H. J. Gauntlett)

• No Room Within The Dwelling

• No Room, No Room (Link opens in a new window at Sally DeFord Music)

• No Small Wonder, Paul Wigmore. Copyright 1982, reproduced with the kind permission of the author.

• Noble Stem Of Jesse, The

• The Noblest Cities Upon Earth

• Noel! A New Noel!

• Noel, Noel (Alternate Title: 'Tis The Day, The Blessed Day)

• Noel, Noel, Noel (Now together sing!; Traditional French; Trans. by Simpson)

• Noel, Noel, Noel (Sang the church bell; Housman)

• Noel, Noel, Noel, Noel (Compare: The Salutation Carol)

• Noel Nouvelet, Sing We A New Noel

• Noel Nouvelet, Sing We Noel (Hugh Keyte and Andrew Parrott, copyright 1992)

• Not Always on the Mount May We

• Not Mine, Not Mine The Wisdom, John Ferguson (1921-1989) © 1982 Stainer & Bell Ltd

• Nou Skrinketh Rose And Lylie Flour

• Nova, Nova: Ave Fit Ex Eva (First Line: Gabriel of high degree; compare Gabryell of Hy3e Degree)

• Novo profusi gaudio

• Now A New Year Opens

• Now Ancient Shadows Flee

• Now Are The Days Fulfilled

• Now Be We Glad, And Not Too Sad

• Now Be Thankful (Copyright Dave Swarbrick and Richard Thompson, circa 1970; link opens in a new window at an exterior website.)

• Now Begin The Blissful Theme

• Now Blazing Yule Logs

• Now Blossom See From Jesse's Stem

• Now Carol We, And Carol We

• Now Christmas Day Approaches Near

• Now Christmas Draweth Near

• Now Christmas Is Come

• Now Christmas Time Is Coming On

• Now Farewell, Good Christmas

• Now Found Is The Fairest of Roses – Version 1

• Now Found Is The Fairest of Roses – Version 2

• Now Gladdeth Every Living Creáture

• Now Hail We Our Redeemer

• Now Have Good Day, Now Have Good Day!; compare Here Have I Dwelt In Joyfulness

• Now Is Christmas Ycome

• Now Is The Twelfth Day Ycome

• Now Is Well And All Things Aright

• Now Jesus At The Door Is Knocking

• Now Jesus Lifts His Prayer On High

• Now Join We All With Holy Mirth

• Now Joy We All In The Trinitie (Weston)

• Now Ioy Be To The Trynyte (Flügel)

• Now Lat Vs Sing With Joy And Myrth

• Now Let All the Heavens Adore Thee (English Translation)

• Now Let All the Heavens Adore Thee (German Original)

• Now Let Our Mingling Voices Rise

• Now Let Thy Faithful Choirs

• Now Let Us All Right Merry Be

• Now Let Us Come Before Him

• Now Let Us Join With Hearts And Tongues

• Now Let Us Sing I Pray Thee

• Now Let Us Sing With Joy and Mirth (Middle English)

• Now Let Us Sing The Angel's Song

• Now Let Us Sing With Joy And Mirth

• Now Lift The Carol, Men and Maids

• Now make we joy in this feste - Thomas Wright

• Now Make We Merry, All And Some

• Now Many A King I Dreaming

• Now May We Mirthes Make

• Now May We Singen As It Is (Fuller Maitland, 1891)

• Now May We Singen As It Is (Rickert, 1914)

• Now may we syngyn as it is (Fuller Maitland, 1891)

• Now Morning Lifts Her Dewy Veil

• Now My Soul To Bethlehem (Eia mea anima)

• Now The Old Adam's Sinful Stain

• Now Our God (Words and Music by Ralph Merrifield, copyright 2001, used with permission; for more Merrifield carols, please visit New Hope Music)

• Now Praise We Christ, The Holy One

• Now Redemption Long Expected

• Now Rise Up, Ye Shepherds (Alternate Title: The Angel And The Shepherds)

• Now Signs of Mourning Disappear

• Now Sing We All Full Sweetly

• Now Sing We, Now Rejoice

• Now Sing We Right As It Is

• Now Stand We In The Village

• Now Suspend The Wistful Sigh

• Now That The Time Is Come

• Now The Bells Ring (Words and Music by Rita MacNeil, copyright 1988; link opens at Rita MacNeil's Home Page)

• Now The King Immortal

• Now the Saviour of the Heathen

• Now The Sighs and The Sorrows

• Now the Star of Christmas (The Three Faiths Epiphany Carol) (Epiphany) - Shirley Erena Murray (opens in a new window at an exterior site)

• Now Thrice Welcome Christmas

• Now To Bethlehem Haste We

• Now To Conclude Our Christmas Mirth

• Now To God On High Be Glory (Alternate Title: The Christmas Celebration)

• Now To The World A Saviour's Born

• Now Unto Us A Babe Is Born

• Now We Bring Our Christmas Treasures

• Now We Have Washed The Floor (English translation of Julekveldsvise, Alf Proysen)

• Now We Have Scrubbed The Floors, Mike and Else's Norwegian Songbook (Bloomington, MN: Skandisk, 1985)  (English translation of Julekveldsvise, Alf Proysen)

• Now We Mery, Both More and Lasse

• Now Well May We (Our) Merthis Make

• Now When Joseph And Mary

• Now Winter Is Come; please also see Pray Remember The Poor

• Now With Gladness Carol We

• Now ye Crystemas y-cum - Thomas Wright

• Now Yield We Thanks and Praise

• Now ys Crystemas y-cum

• Now Ys The Twelthe Day Cum

• Now ys wele and all thyne aryght

• Now, Lordings, Listen To Our Ditty

• Now, Now, The Mirth Comes (From Husk)

• Now, Now The Mirth Comes (From Sandys; Alternate Title: Twelfe Night, Or King and Queene)

• Now, Prithee, Minstrel, Tell To Me

• Nowel! Nowel! Nowel! (Ther is a Babe born of a may)

• Nowel el bothe eld and 3yng - Thomas Wright

• Nowel Sing We Now All And Sum (First Line: In Bedleem, in that fair cete)

• Nowel syng we bothe al and som - Selden B. 26.

• Nowel. To Us Is Born Our God Emmanuel, (Terry, Two Hundred Folk Carols, from the Selden MS.)

• Nowel. To Us Is Born Our God Emmanuel, (Terry, A Medieval Carol Book, from a parchment roll in the library of Trinity College, Cambridge.)

• Nowell and Sire Christmas

• Nowell, Ell, Both Old and Ying - Rickert

• Nowel, el, el, el, el (Chambers & Sidgwick; First Line: The first day whan Crist was borne)

• Nowell, Nowell (this is the saluctacion off the aungell Gabriell)

• Nowell, Nowell, Nowell (This is the salutacyoun of the angell, Gabryell.)

• Nowell, nowell, nowell, nowell (This is the salutation of Gabriel)

• Nowell, Sing Nowell (John Rutter, copyright 1972)

• Nowell. Hail, Gentle King

• Nowell! Nowell! Good News I Tell

• Nowell! Nowell! Now Hearken Well

• Nunc Dimittis, The Prayer of Symeon

• Nunc Gaudet Maria (Mary is a lady bright)

• Nunne walked on her prayer, The (Middle English; retyped in Old Blackletter)

• Nuttin' For Christmas (Words and Music by Sid Tepper and Roy C. Bennett, 1952)

-O-

• O All Who Seek With Christ To Rise

• O Astonishing Grace

• O Babe! In Manger Lying

• O Bethlehem, a carol from Biscaya

• O Bethlehem!, an Old Basque Carol

• O blesse God in Trinité! - Thomas Wright

• O Blessed God In Trinity

• O Blest Creator of the Stars

• O Blessed Day, When First Was Pour'd (Monk and Steggall, 1889)

• O Blessed, Blessed Be The Lord And King

• O Blessyd Johan the euangelyst (Middle English; retyped in Old Blackletter)

• O Blyssedful Berd, Full Of Grace

• O Blessedful Bird, Full Of Grace

• O Bride Of Christ, Rejoice

• O Bright Creator of the Stars

• O Captain of the Martyr Host

• O Chief Of Cities, Bethlehem

• O Child Of Lowly Manger Birth

• O Child Of Wonder (Alternate Title: Noel, Noel, Noel)

• O Child, Most Truly God's Own Son, Fred Pratt Green (1903-2000) from a traditional Swiss text © 1980 Stainer & Bell Ltd

• O Christ The Lord, O Christ The King (Words: R. T. Brooks (1918-); Lyrics are copyright; See #496 in The New English Hymnal)

• O Christ, Our True And Only Light

• O Christ, Redeemer Of Mankind - Littledale

• O Christ, Redeemer Of Our Race - Baker

• O Christ, Redeemer Of the World - Chambers

• O Christ, Redeemer Of Us All

• O Christ, The World's Redemption

• O Christian People Come (Smith, 1856)

• O Christians, With Triumphant Glee

• O Christmas Bells, Ring Far And Near

• O Christmas Night!

• O Christmas Night! (Dutch Lyrics: O Kersnacht)

• O Christmas Tree - Version 1 (German: O Tannenbaum)

• O Christmas Tree - Version 2

• O Christmas Tree - Version 3

• O Christmas Tree - Version 4

• O Christmas Tree - Version 5; Translation by George K. Evans ("With faithful leaves unchanging."), copyright 1963, The International Book of Christmas Carols

• O Christmas Tree - Version 6; Translation by Bernard Braley ("The tree for every season"), The Galliard Book of Carols

• O Christmas Tree - Version 7; Translation by Hugh Keyte and Andrew Parrott  ("With faithful leaves unchanging."), The New Oxford Book of Carols (London: Oxford University Press, 1992)

• O Christmas Tree - Version 8 ("Your leaves are faithful ever."), Translator unknown.

• O Christmas Tree - Version 9 ("With faithful leaves unchanging; different second verse. Translator Unknown.

• O Christmas Tree - Version 10 ("Thy leaves are so unchanging"), Translator unknown.

• O Christmas Tree - Version 11 ("How true you stand unchanging."), Translator unknown.

• O Christmas Tree - Version 12 ("You stand in verdant beauty!"), Translator unknown.

• O Christmas Tree - Version 13 ("How lovely are your branches!"), Translator unknown.

• O Christmas Tree - Version 14 ("How faithful are thy leaves;"), Translator unknown.

• O Christmas Tree - Version 15 ("How beauteous are thy branches."), Translator unknown.

• O Christmas Tree - Version 16 ("How steadfast are your branches!"), Translator unknown.

• O Christmas Tree - Version 17 ("Your branches green delight us."), Translator unknown.

• O Christmas Tree - The Hemlock Tree, Poem by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow

• O Christmas Tree - O Faithful Pine

• O Christmas Tree - O Christmas Pine

• O Christmas Tree (O Lutefisk, O Lutefisk – Humor, Authorship Unknown)

• O Christmas Tree (O Kenneth Starr Of Washington – Humor by Will Hartje, Date Unknown)

• O Christmas Tree (Puppy Tree – Humor, Copyright 1996 Dogmama and Detroit Download Central)

• O Christmas Tree - The Fir-tree, Translator: Aug. Zarnack.

• O Christmas Tree - To The Fir Tree, Translator Unknown

• O Christmas, Merry Christmas

• O Christmas, You Season of Childlike Delight (Traditional Norwegian, Words and Music by Gustava Keilland, O Jul Med Din Glede; Translation by George K. Evans; source Walter Ehret and George K. Evans, eds., The International Book of Christmas Carols. Fort Lauderdale, FL: Walton Music Corp., 1963.)

• O Clauis Dauid Inclita

• O Come Rejoicing

• O Come All Ye Faithful, Raise the Hymn of Glory (Husenbeth, 1848)

• O Come, All Ye Faithful (Caswell, John Francis Wade, "Adeste Fideles." See: Notes on Adeste Fideles)

• O Come, All Ye Faithful (Translations by Frederick Oakeley and William Thomas Brooke)

• O Come, All Ye Faithful (Ellerton)

• O Come, All Ye Faithful (English Hymnal #28)

• O Come, All Ye Faithful (The English Hymnal, 1906, #614; the Customary Order of Verses)

• O Come, All Ye Faithful (Hopkins, Great Hymns)

• O Come, All Ye Faithful (Johnston's 2nd)

• O Come, All Ye Faithful (LHN, 1851)

• O Come, All Ye Faithful (Mercer)

• O Come, All Ye Faithful (New Office Hymnal, 1907)

• O Come, All Ye Faithful (Oakeley 1852)

• O Come, All Ye Faithful (O'Connor, 1902)

• O Come, All Ye Faithful (Rodda, 1872)

• O Come, All Ye Faithful (Stewart 1889)

• O Come, All Ye Faithful (Westminster Abbey)

• O Come, All Ye Faithful (It’s Christmas, It’s Christmas – Humor by Howard Ryan, Date Unknown)

• O Come, All Ye Faithful (O Come All Ye Grateful Deadheads - Humor from Bob Rivers, Bob Rivers’ Twisted Tunes)

• O Come, All Ye Faithful (O Come, All Ye Gases - Humor by an Unknown Author, Date Unknown)

• O Come, All You Faithful-Hakes

• O Come! Come Thou Emmanuel! by Chambers from the Latin, "Veni, Veni Emmanuel! - Daniel"

• O Come, Come Thou, Emmanuel by Chope from the Latin, "Veni, Veni Emmanuel! - Daniel"

• O Come, Divine Messiah (Translation of the French carol, Venez Divin Messie)

• O Come, Emmanuel, O Come!

• O Come! Immanuel, Hear Our Call

• O Come Let Us Adore

• O Come, Little Children – Version 1

• O Come, Little Children – Version 2

• O Come, Little Children – Version 3

• O Come, Little Children – Version 4

• O Come, Little Children – Version 5

• O Come, Little Children - Version 6

• O Come, O Come Emmanuel – Version 1 (Translation by John Mason Neale, et al, from the Latin, "Veni, Veni Emmanuel! - Daniel")

• O Come, O Come Emmanuel – Version 2 (Translated by Thomas Alexander Lacey)

• O Come, O Come, Emmanuel-Neale & Coffin (1916)

• O Come, Redeemer Of Mankind (Translation of Veni, Redemptor Gentium)

• O Cruel Herod! Why Thus Fear

• O Dark Was The Night

• O Day Full of Grace - Weyse

• O Day Of God, Draw Nigh (Words: R. B. Y. Scott, copyright 1937)

• O Dear Little Children

• O Divine King (Tu scendi dalle stelle, Traditional Italian)

• O Earth Be Joyful, All Ye Nations Sing

• O Eternal Wisdom Which Proceedest From The Mouth Of The Most High - John Henry Newman, The Greater Antiphons

• O, Fair Jerusalem

• O Fairest Day That Ever Dawned - Christmas Day

• O Fairest Morning Light, Appear

• O Faithful Pine (German: O Tannenbaum)

• O Father, May Thy Word Prevail

• O Flos de Jesse Virgula

• O For A Seraph's Tongue To Tell

• O For A Thousand Tongues To Sing (an excerpt from Glory to God, and Praise and Love)

• O For Thy Spirit, Holy John

• O Gladsome Light, O Grace

• O Glorious Jerusalem, Joy Of All The Earth

• O Glorious Johan Evangelyste

• O Glorious Lady, Throned On High

• O Glowing East! O Wondrous Sparkling Star!

• O God Of Bethel

• O God Of God, O Light Of Light

• O God! O Father, Kind and Best!

• O God, Our Help In Ages Past

• O God, That Guides The Cheerful Sun

• O Happy Day, When First Was Poured (Dearmer, 1906)

• O Happy Day, When This Our State

• O Happy Morn

• O Hark, O Hark, Methinks I Hear A Voice

• O Haste, The Blessed Babe Is Born

• O Hasten and Join With Your Voices

• O Hearken Ye (Wihla Hutson and Alfred Burt, copyright 1954; opens in new window at the Alfred Burt Carols web site)

• O Heavenly Wisdom, Hear Our Cry

• O Heavenly Word Of God On High (Lyrics Are Copyright, #2, Editors, New English Hymnal, 1986)

• O Heavenly Word, Eternal Light

• O Herod, Wicked Enemy

• O Hinds, Tune Up Your Pipes

• O Holy Child, We Welcome Thee

• O Holy Night (French, Minuit, chrétiens or Cantique De Noel)

• O How Beautiful The Sky (Words: Deilig Er Den Himmel Blaa, Nicolai F. S. Grundtvig (1783-1872); See Also Mike and Else's Norwegian Songbook (Bloomington, MN: Skandisk, 1985)

• O How Shall I Keep My Christmas?

• O How Shall I Receive Thee - Version 1(Compare: How Shall I Meet Thee and O Lord, How Shall I Meet You)

• O How Shall I Receive Thee - Version 2

• O Infant, God's Eternal Son

• O Jesu Christ, All Praise To Thee

• O Jesu, King of Glory

• O Jesu, King Most Wonderful

• O Jesu, Lord, Most Mighty King

• O Jesu, Saviour Of Us All

• O Jesu, Star of Bethlehem

• O Jesu, Sweet Child – Version 1

• O Jesu, Sweet Child – Version 2 (Translation by Elizabeth Poston and Malcolm Williamson, eds., A Book of Christmas Carols (New York: Prentice Hall Press, 1988)

• O Jesus Christ, Thy Manger Is

• O Jesus So Sweet (Text translated & MIDI sequenced by Bill Egan, copyright)

• O Jesus, King Most Wonderful

• O Jesus, King Of Glory

• O Jesus, True and Fervent Friend

• O Jesus, Thou Art Standing

• O Jesus Thou the Beauty Art

• O John, Who Saw The Spirit

• O Joseph Was An Old Man

• O Joyful Shepherds Make Haste

• O Key of David, Hailed by Those

• O Let Us Praise The Christmas Tree

• O Light Incarnate!

• O Light Of Light, By Love Inclined

• O Light Resplendent of the Morn

• O Little Babe! In Bethlehem Born

• O Little Love (Christmas, Epiphany) - Shirley Erena Murray (opens in a new window at an exterior site)

• O Little One Sweet, O Little One Mild (Music Only; Lyrics by Percy Dearmer, 1928, Are Copyright)

• O Little Town Of Bethlehem

• O Little Town of Bethlehem-Hakes

• O Little Town Of Bethlehem (French, "Petite Ville, Bethleem")

• O Little Town Of Bethlehem (O Little Bank Americard – Humor)

• O Little Town Of Bethlehem (O Little Credit Card – Humor)

• O Little Town Of Bethlehem (O Little Melting Particle - Humor)

• O Lord Our God, Arise

• O Lord, How Shall I Meet You  (Compare O How Shall I Receive Thee and How Shall I Meet Thee)

• O Lord, Our God, In Adoration (Words: R. Michael Cullinan, Copyright 1996; Used With Permission)

• O Lord, Saviour of the World

• O Lord, We Welcome Thee

• O Love, How Deep, How Broad, How High - Version 1

• O Love, How Deep, How Broad, How High - Version 2

• O Love Supreme, Exceeding Broad

• O Lovely Infant, Born For Me

• O Lovely Star That Shone So Bright

• O Lovely Voices Of The Sky

• O Lovely Voices Of The Sky, alt.

• O Lowly, Sacred Stable

• O Maker of the Stars of Night

• O Mary, Well of Purity

• O Master, It Is Good To Be

• O May I Always Bear In Mind

• O Mercy Divine, How Couldst Thou Incline

• O Merry Ring The Christmas Bells (Alternate Title: The Cornish Bells)

• O Morning Star, How Fair and Bright (Winkworth) (German: Wie schön leuchtet der Morgenstern); compare How Brightly Beams the Morning Star (Winkworth, second version)

• O Morning Star, So Pure, So Bright (Composite Translation)

• O Most Joyful, O Most Holy, O du froliche by Johannes Daniel Falk (1768-1826) translated by Alan Luff (born 1928) English translation © Stainer & Bell Ltd

• O Most Mighty! O Most Holy

• O Night Divine

• O Night of Nights (O night desired of man so long!)

• O Night of Nights, Supreme Delights

• O Night, Peaceful And Blest

• O Night, Restful And Deep

• O North, With All Thy Vales Of Green

• O One With God The Father

• O Quickly Come, Dread Judge Of All

• O Radix Iesse Simplices-Ritson

• O Ring Ye Bells

• O Root of Jesse, Thou On Whom

• O Round As The World Is The Orange You Give Us! Fred Pratt Green (1903-2000) © 1979 Stainer & Bell Ltd. A Christingle carol.

• O Sanctissima Translations and adaptations include:

  • Day Of Holiness

  • O du frohliche! (German)

  • O Most Wonderful

  • O Thou Joyful, O Thou Wonderful

  • O Thou Joyful Day

  • Oh, How Joyfully - Version 1

  • O How Joyfully - Version 2

  • Oh, How Joyfully, Brian Wren (born 1936) © 1993 Stainer & Bell Ltd

  • Virgin, Full Of Grace

• O Sapiencia of the Ffader (The Great Advent Antiphons, late 15th Century)

• O Saving Victim, Opening Wide

• O Savior Of Our Fallen Race (Notes Only; Words Copyright by Gilbert E. Doan, Jr., 1930-)

• O Saviour Of Our Race

• O Saviour of the World Forlorn

• O Saviour, Heaven's Portal Rend

• O Saviour, Lord, To Thee We Pray

• O Saviour, Rent The Heavens In Twain

• O Savior, Whom This Holy Morn

• O Shepherds Sing Together

• O Sight of Anguish

• O Silent Night (Emma Pitts, pub. 1884)

• O Sing A Joyous Carol

• O Sing A Song Of Bethlehem (Also Known As: O Sing A Hymn Of Bethlehem)

• O Sing Of The Savour's Might

• O Sing To God

• O Sing We A Carol

• O That I Had An Angel's Tongue

• O The Beautiful Old Story

• O The Morn, The Merry Merry Morn

• O Thou Essential Word

• O Thou Redeemer Of Our Race

• O Thou Who By A Star Didst Guide

• O Thou Who Hearest Every Heartfelt Prayer

• O Thou, On Whom the Nations Wait

• O Thou, The Maker of Each Star

• O Thou, Who Bad'st Thy Star Display

• O Thou, Who Camedst Down of Old

• O Thou, Who Thine Own Father's Breast

• O Thou, Whose Name is “God With Us”

• O Uery lyfe of swetnes and hope (Middle English; retyped in Old Blackletter)

• O Very God Of Very God, John Mason Neale

• O Very God of Very God - An Advent Hymn from The Hymnary, 1872

• O Vision Blest Of Heavenly Light (George B. Timms (1910-); Words Are Copyright)

• O Watchman, Will The Night Of Sin

• O Well! O Well! (The First Nowell)

• O What Mean These Songs They're Singing?

• O Wisdom! Of the Father Bred, Dom Samuel Gregory Ould

• O Wisdom, Sovereign Master of Man's Soul, Dean Charles William Stubbs

• O Wisdom! Spreading Mightily From out the Mouth of God Most High, attributed to Lord Horatio Nelson, The Sarum Hymnal

• O Wisdom, That Comest Out of the Mouth of the Most High, John, Marquess of Bute

• O Wisdom, That Proceedest from the Mouth of the Most High, Dom Prosper Gueranger

• O Wisdom, That Proceedest From the Mouth of the Most High, H. N. Oxenham

• O Wisdom That Proceedest From The Mouth of the Most High, Everard Green

• O Wisdom, That with God’s Own Breath, Henry Charles Beeching

• O Wisdom, Which Camest Forth out of the Mouth of the Most High, John Mason Neale

• O Wisdom, Which Camest Out of the Mouth of the Most High, St. Saviour's, Leeds.

• O Wisdom Which Camest Out of the Mouth of the Most High, W. J. Birkbeck

• O Wisdom Which Camest Out of the Mouth of the Most High, Arthur H. Dyke Acland, 1840.

• O Wisdom, Which Camest Out of the Mouth of the Most High, Edward Bannerman Ramsey, 1857.

• O Wisdom Which Camest Out of the Mouth of the Most High. Horatio Nelson (3rd Earl Nelson), 1877.

• O Wisdom Which Camest Out, G. H. Palmer

• O Wisdom Which Comest Out of the Mouth of the Most High. Hymns and Introits for the Service of the Church, 1870.

• O Wisdom, Who Came From the Mouth of the Most High, Anonymous

• O Wisdom, Who Hast Proceeded - 1719, Anonymous

• O Wisdom, Who Hast Proceeded - 1755, Rev. Pacificus Baker, O.S.F.

• O Wisdom, Who O'er Earth Below, John Mason Neale and William Cooke, alt. Version 1.

• O Wisdom, Who O'er Earth Below - Cooke

• O Wonder of Wonders

• O Wonderful The Tidings

• O Wondrous Mystery, Full of Passing Grace

• O Wondrous Type, O Vision Fair

• O Word Of God Incarnate

• O Word, That Goest Forth On High (Translation: Editors, The Hymnal 1940, #8, Copyright)

• O Worthy Lord And Most Of Might

• O Worship The Lord In The Beauty Of Holiness

• O Ye Men Lost and Forsaken

• O Ye Who Seek The Lord

• O Ye, The Truly Wise

• O You Merry, Merry Souls

• O You Who Truly Seek Your Lord

• O, Come Have A Look (Dutch: O, kom er eens kijken)

• O, Hear Ye Not The Angel-song

• O, Let Your Mingling Voices Rise

• O! Come Ye Down To Cana

• O! See Man's Saviour in Bethlehem Born

• O! The Almighty Lord

• O'er Bethlehem's Hill, In Time Of Old

• O'er Hill And Dell The Christmas

• O’er Old Judea’s Hills

• O'er The Hill And O'er The Vale

• O'er The Mountains (First Line: Swelling o’er the mountain sounds the Christmas bell)

• O'er The Distant Mountains Breaking

• O'er The Plains

• Of A Rose Singe We (see: This Rose is Railed on a Ryse)

• Of A Rose, A Lovely Rose (Rickert; First Line: Hearken to me, both old and ying)

• Of A Rose, A Lovely Rose (Chambers & Sidgwick; First Line: Lesteneth, lordinges, bothe elde and yinge)

• Off A Rose, A Louely Rose (Flugel; First line: Herkyn to me both olde & yonge)

• Of All Thi Frendes Sche Is The Flowr

• Of Herod's Bloody Reign

• Of mary a mayde withowt lesyng

• Of Mary Criste was bore - Thomas Wright

• Of M A R I Syng I Wyll A New Song

• Of Noble Cities Thou Art Queen

• Of On That Is So Fayr and Bright

• Of On That Is So Fayr and Bri3t

• Of The Birth Of Christ

• Of The Birth Of The Firstborn

• Of The Father Sole Begotten - Neale (Latin: Corde Natus Ex Parentis)

• Of The Father’s Heart Begotten - Davis

• Of The Father's Heart Begotten - WJ Blew

• Of The Father’s Love Begotten - Version 1 by Baker

• Of The Father’s Love Begotten - Version 2

• Of The Father's Love Begotten - Version 3

• Of The Father’s Will Begotten

• Of the Maid in Bethlehem

• Of The Purification

• Of These Four Letters Sing Will I

• Of sayne Steuen goddes knyght (Middle English; retyped in Old Blackletter)

• Off The 5 Joyes Of Owr Lady

• Offspring Of The Eternal Father

• Oft a Seasonable Word

• Oft Have We Passed the Guilty Night

• Oh Christmas Is Merry

• Oh Holy Babe, Our Prayer Receive

• Oh Let Thy Praise, Redeemer, God !

• Oh Realm Of Light

• Oh Saviour, Whom This Holy Morn

• Oh Solemn Hour! When Hearts Were Lowly Bending

• Oh Wouldst Thou In Thy Glory Come

• Oh ! Come Ye Faithful, And Your Homage Bring

• Oh! Dear Jesus

• Oh! Infant Jesus

• Oh! Let Us All Be Glad Today

• Oh! Lovely Infant, Dearest Saviour

• Oh, Must We Not Sing Our Christmas Hymn

• Oh! Night Among The Thousands

• Oh! Sing A Merry Carol

• Oh, Come, All Ye Faithful, Joyful Triumph Raising (Woodd, 1821)

• Oh, For a Saint Like Thee

• Oh, Happy Day, When First Was Poured (Chandler, 1837)

• Oh, Here's To The Holly (...that cures melancholy!)

• Oh, How Wondrous News

• Oh, May My God, Whom Shade, And Night

• Oh, Rejoice Ye Christians Loudly

• Oh, Righteous Joseph wedded was (Christmas Mummers' Carol)

• Oh, Shine, My Redeemer!

• Oh, Sing To-day!

• Oh, Sleep Now, Holy Baby (Translation John Donald Robb, Copyright 1954)

• Oh, What A Merry Land Is England

• Oh, Who Are They, So Pure?

• Oh, Who Would Be A Shepherd Boy

• Old Christmas (First Line: "It's a long way round the year, my dears")

• Old Christmas Returned (First Line: "All you that to feasting and mirth are inclined")

• Old Tin Star (Words by Murray McLauchlan, Date Unknown)

• Old Toy Trains (Words and Music: Roger Miller, 1967)

• Old Year Now Away Is Fled, The (Alternate: The Old Year Away Is Fled)

• The Old Year Now Hath Passed Away

• Omnes Gentes Plaudite - Rickert

• Omnes gentes plaudite - Wright

• On A Christmas Morning

• On A Starry Night in Bethlehem (First Line of "Miracle Hymn"). Copyright 2013. Words and Music: Candace Lee and Luke Atencio. Performed by Susan Boyle in the 2013 movie "The Christmas Candle," and on Boyle's Christmas CD "Home For Christmas." ASCAP "Righteous Writing."

• On Bethlehem's Silent Plain

• On Christmas Night, All Christians Sing - Waddinge, A Smale Garland of Pious and Godly Songs. (1684). Three verses of eight-lines (presumably also appeared as six verses of four-lines). See On Christmas Night - Notes and On Christmas Night - Sheet Music.

• On Christmas Night-1869

• Christmas Night - A Good Christmas Box (1847). G. Walters, A Good Christmas Box (Dudley: G. Walters, 1847, Reprinted by Michael Raven, 2007), pp. 20-21. Six verses of four lines. No chorus.

• On Christmas Night - Bramley & Stainer (Henry Ramsden Bramley and John Stainer, Christmas Carols New and Old (London: Novello, Ewer & Co., 1878), Carol #56, p. 130. Three verses of ten lines; 4th line and 9th line doubled (a combination of six verses).

• On Christmas Night - Broadside Harding B 7(58). Five verses of 4 lines, with notes.

• On Christmas Night - Broadside Johnson Ballads 1392A. Six verses of four lines.

• On Christmas Night True Christians Sing - Broadside Douce Adds. 137(22), Six verses of four lines, and Arthur Henry Brown, ed., In Excelsis Gloria-Carols for Christmastide, Hymn #23, pp. 49-51, Three verses of eight lines.

• On Christmas Night - Broadside Firth b.34(29). Six verses of four lines.

• On Christmas Night - Broadwood, (Broadwood, 1892, Surrey). Five verses of six lines. Printed in Journal of the Folk-Song Society, Vol. II, p. 127.

• On Christmas Night - Williams - (Noted from Mrs. Verrall, Sussex, 1904, four verses of 6 lines). Also in "Fantasia on Christmas Carols" (1912) and Eight Traditional English Carols (London: Stainer & Bell, Ltd., 1919), Carol #2, "On Christmas Night" (Sussex), pp. 8-10 (verses 1, 3, and 4).

• On Christmas Night - Cecil Sharp - Four verses of 4 lines, no chorus. Noted from William Bayliss, 1909, Gloucestershire, printed in Cecil J. Sharp, English Folk-Carols (London: Novello & Co., Ltd., 1911), #10, p. 24.

• On Christmas Night - The Batchelar Broadside. Five verses of 4 lines.

• On Christmas Times All Christians Sing - Gardiner and Guyer - Three verses of 4 lines. Words and tune collected from George Blake of Southampton, Hampshire, on June 6, 1906 by G. B. Gardiner and John F. Guyer.

• On Christmas Night (1) – Five verses of 5 lines (the last line is repeated). Source lost.

• On Christmas Night (2) – Four verses of four lines. Source lost.

• On Christmas Night (3) – Four verses of six lines (the first two lines of each verse are repeated). Source lost.

• On Christmas Night (4) – Williams, 1912 & 1919, three verses of six lines. Compare: On Christmas Night - Williams (1904), four verses of six lines.

• On Christmas night all Christians sing. The Sussex Carol. Four verses of four lines, with chorus. Source lost.

• On Christmas Times All Christians Sing - Gardiner and Guyer. Three verses of four lines.

• On Hire Is Al Mi Lif Ylong

• On hire is al mi lif i-long

• On Jordan’s Banks, The Baptist's Cry - Version 1

• On Jordan's Bank The Baptist's Cry - Chandler

• On Jordan's Bank, The Baptist's Cry - Version 3

• On Jordan's Banks, The Herald's Cry

• On Judah’s Plains As Shepherds Sat

• On The Birthday Of The Lord - Version 1 (Bramley & Stainer)

• On The Birthday Of The Lord - Version 2 (G. R. Woodward)

• On The First Bright Christmas Day

• On The Infancy Of Our Saviour (First Line: Hail, Blessed Virgin, Full of Heavenly Grace)
  Hail Mary, Full of Grace (Marnie Barrell, copyright 2001;

• On The Morning Of Christ's Nativity - Version 1

• On The Morning Of Christ's Nativity - Version 2

• On The Night When Jesus Came (Poland - Gdy Sie Chrystus Rodzi; compare Christ Is Born This Evening)

• On This Auspicious, Memorable Morn

• On This Blessed Eve We Sing

• On This Night (Translation of Traditional French, 19th Century)

• On This Night, Most Holy (Words: R. Michael Cullinan, Copyright 1996; Used With Permission)

• On This Day Earth Shall Ring (Personent hodie from Piae Cantiones, 1582; Translation Jane M. Joseph)

• On This Day Earth Shall Ring (Version 2 - Translator Unknown)

• On This Day Youthful Voices Sing Aloud (Personent hodie from Piae Cantiones, 1582)

• On Yesternight I Saw A Sight - Version 1, Bramley & Stainer (Alternate Title: Virgin And Child, The

• On Yesternight I Saw A Sight - Version 2, Hutchins (Alternate Title: The Virgin And The Child)

• Once Again The Festal Morning

• Once Again The Olden Story (Alternate Title: Joyful Is The Morn)

• Once Again, O Blessed Time

• Once, As I Remember

• Once He Came In Blessing

• Once In Bethlehem Of Judah

• Once In Royal David’s City

• Once In The Winter Cold

• Once More The Sweet Melodious Sound

• Once More We All Together Meet

• Once More, O Lord, Thy Sign Shall Be

• Once O’er Judea’s Hills By Night

• Once O'er The Fields Of Bethlehem

• Once Thou Didst On Earth Appear

• One Christmas Morning

• One For The Little Bitty Baby (Alternative Title: Children, Go Where I Send Thee)

• One God There Is, Of Wisdom, Glory, Might

• One God, one Baptisme, and one Fayth (A New Dyall)

• One More Sleep Till Christmas (Sung by Kermit in the Muppet Christmas Carol, Copyright 1992)

• One Night In Dark December

• One Of The Children Of The Year, Fred Pratt Green (1903-2000) © 1992 Stainer & Bell Ltd

• One Small Child (Words and Music: David Meese, copyright 1994; Recorded by Rebecca St. James)

• One Winter's Night

• One Yule-night, As Abed I Lay

• Only Son From Heaven, The

• Only Son From Heaven, The (Original Lyrics: Gud Faders Son Enbaarne)

• Oogie Boogie’s Song (From "The Nightmare Before Christmas", Copyright 1993)

• Open Stood The Gates of Heaven

• Open Thy Door, Gentle Hosteler

• Open Your Sleeping Eyes, Alan Gaunt (born 1935) © Stainer & Bell Ltd

• Other Night, The (Version of This Endris Night)

• Other Wiseman, The (Written and recorded by Afterglow (Deseret Books, Date Unknown)

• Our Blessed Lady's Lullaby

• Our Christmas Tree is Deck'd Once More

• Our Day Of Joy Is Here Again

• Our God Approaches From The Skies

• Our God Has Given His Son To The Earth, Fred Kaan (born 1929) © 1968 Stainer & Bell Ltd

• Our Holy God the Smallest Fault

• Our Lady on Christmas Day

• Our Lady Sat Within Her Bower

• Our Lady Took The Road

• Our Master Hath A Garden

• Our Message

• Our Souls Shall Magnify The Lord

• Out Of The East (Harry Noble, copyright 1940)

• Out Of The East A Star Shone Bright

• Out Of Your Sleep Arise and Wake (Rickert; Alternate Title: Arise and Wake)

• Out Of Youre Slepe Arise And Wake (Chambers & Sidgwick)

• Out of the blosme sprang a thorn (Wright, 1856)

• Out Of The Blossom Sprang A Thorn (Rickert)

• Out Of The Orient, Crystal Skies

• Out From The Rising Of The Sun

• Outlanders, Whence Come Ye Last?

• Outside, How Hard It Bloweth

• Over Hills And Over Plains

• Over The River And Through The Wood - Grandfather & Thanksgiving Day - The Original Version with the title: "The New-England Boy's Song About Thanksgiving Day"

• Over The River And Through The Woods - Grandmother & Christmas Day

• Over The River And Through The Woods (Grandma’s Version – Humor)

• Over The River And Through The Woods (Over The River Comes Santa Claus – Humor)

• Over Trackless Regions

• Over Yonder's A Park (A Corpus Christi Carol)

• The Ox He Openeth Wide The Doore

-P-

• Parade Of The Wooden Soldiers

• Partly Work and Partly Play

• Pass It On

• Past Three A Clock (Alternate Title: Past Three O'Clock)

• Pat A Pan – Version 1

• Pat A Pan – Version 2

• Pat A Pan – Version 3 (Translation by Keyte and Parrott, editors of The New Oxford Book of Carols, copyright 1992)

• Pat A Pan - Version 4 (Willie Take Your Little Drum, From John Brush's 1988 The Children's Book of Carols)

• Pat A Pan - Version 5

• Patapan (From Terry's Two Hundred Folk Carols)

• Patapan by David Newman

• Pat A Pan – (French: Guillo Pran Ton Tamborin)

• Peace Carol, The (Bob Beers, copyright 1965)

• Peace Child (Advent) - Shirley Erena Murray (opens in a new window at an exterior site)

• Peace is Born on Earth (Link opens in a new window at Sally DeFord Music)

• Peace On Earth/Little Drummer Boy (Bing Crosby And David Bowie, Arrangement Copyright 1977); I have been advised that this arrangement was never published.

• Peace On Earth - Thos. Jarmon (First Line: Behold the grace appears)

• Peace, Peace, Peace (Link opens in a new window at Sally DeFord Music)

• Peaceful Night, All Things Sleep (Translation by Edward Thring, ca. 1887); “Holy night! Long watch keep”)

• Peaceful Night, Hallowed Night (Translator unknown; "All around, sleep profound")

• Peaceful The Wondrous Night

• Peaceful Were The Plains That Night

• The Peasant's Pilgrimage (First Line: Tu-re-lu-re-lu! The cock doth crow)

• People That In Darkness Sat, The

• People That In Darkness Walked, The

• People, Look East (Words: Eleanor Farjeon (1881-1965), 1928)

• The Period Is Come, And Lo, To-day

• Pine Cones And Holly Berries (Meredith Willson
  From the musical production "Here's Love"
  Copyright 1963, rev. 1991)

• Please Come Home For Christmas (Written by Charles Mose Brown and Gene C. Redd; Recorded in 1947 by Charles Brown and numerous others. Copyright)

• Pocket Chant, The - Humor

• Poor and Quiet (Link opens in a new window at Sally DeFord Music)

• Poor Little Jesus (Words and Music by Paul Campbell, copyright 1951)

• Poor Wanderers, Who Make Your Prayer

• Praise (First Line: All join in praise and loudly sing)

• Praise God The Lord, Ye Sons Of Men

• Praise Jesus Christ Who Came This Night

• Praise to God, Whose Holy Spirit  (Marnie Barrell, copyright 1995)

• Praise We Our God! Yet Once Again

• Praise, Lord

• Pray Remember The Poor; please also see Now Winter Is Come

• Precious Child, So Sweetly Sleeping

• Predestinate of God Most High

• Prepare Thy Way, O Zion

• Pretty Paper (Words and Music: Willie Nelson, copyright 1962)

• The Prince of Life (First Line: Come, let us lift our hearts and voice)

• Prince of Martyrs! Thou Whose Name

• The Prince of Peace, To Sinners Given

• The Princely City Passing By

• Proface

• Proface, Welcom, Well Come (Middle English from Sandys)

• Profate, welcome, wellecome! - Thomas Wright

• Promised Savior, Promised King (Link opens in a new window at Sally DeFord Music)

• Prophet of Christ the Lord Most-High

• Psallite unigenito (What if an Infant small be cradled in the stall)

• Psalm for Christmas Day Morning

• Puer Nobis Natus Est (Be glad, lordinges, bethe more and lesse)

• Pure Maid Of Nazareth

• Put By Your Business Worry

• Put On Thy Beautiful Robes, Bride Of Christ

• Put Thou Thy Trust In God

-Q-

• Quand Dieu naquit à Noël (French, from William Sandys, 1833)

• Queen Of Heaven, Blessed May Thou Be (Alternate Title: Virgo, Rosa Virginum, Tum Precor Filium)

• The Quest Of The Three Kings (First Line: From Silver Gates Of Ecbatoun)

• Quiet Christmas

-R-

• Race That Long In Darkness Pined, The

• Rachel, Weeping For Her Children - The Holy Innocents

• Raise Your Voices Faithful Choirs

• Raise We Our Voices to the Lord of Glory

• Real Meaning Of Christmas (Written by Joseph W. Pace II, copyright 1996, performed by the Colorado Mass Choir; it is found on the 1996 CD "The Real Meaning of Christmas"; link opens in a new window at Amazon.com)

• Reason For The Seasons, The

• Redeemer Of The Nations! Hear

• Redeemer Of The Nations, Come (Translation of Veni, Redemptor Gentium by Charles P. Price Is Copyright)

• Redeemer of the Nations, Come – Translator Unknown

• Redeemer of the Nations, Come - Catherine Winkworth Translation

• Redeemer, Jesus, Life of Man

• Redemption the Wonder of Angels

• Rejoice And Be Glad

• Rejoice And Be Merry, In Songs and In Mirth

• Rejoice And Be Merry, Set Sorrow Aside - Douce Adds 137(45)

• Rejoice in Jesu's Birth!

• Rejoice Today

• Rejoice, The Lord Is King!, The Original from Charles Wesley

• Rejoice! The Lord Is King, alt.

• Rejoice, All Ye Believers - Findlater

• Rejoice, All Ye Believers, alt.

• Rejoice, Loud Hallelujahs Let Us Sing

• Rejoice, Rejoice, Believers!

• Rejoice, Rejoice, This Happy Morn

• Rejoice, Rejoice, This Happy Morn (Os Er Idag En Frelser Fodt)

• Rejoice, Rejoice, Ye Christians

• Rejoice, The Glorious Day Is Come

• Rejoice, Ye Babes Around The Coast

• Rejoice, Ye Faithful Of The Earth

• Rejoyce, Rejoyce, Ye Mortals All Rejoyce

• Remember, Life Is Short

• Remember Man, Remember Man

• Remember, O Thou Man - Version 1

• Remember, O Thou Man - Version 2

• Remember, O Thou Man - Version 3

• Remember, O Thou Man - Version 4

• Repent, The Kingdom Draweth Nigh

• Rich Gold From The Earth Is Delved

• Righteous Joseph (When righteous Joseph wedded was)

• Rightful Prince of Martyrs Thou

• Ring Bells, Ring, Ding, Dong, Ding (Germany - Kling Glökchen)

• Ring Merrily

• Ring On, Ye Bells

• Ring On, Ye Joyous Christmas Bells

• Ring Out The Bells For Christmas (From Chope with lyric and music attribution to William Augustine Ogden)

• Ring Out The Bells For Christmas (From Hutchins with lyrics attribution to Rev. E. A. Washburn; three musical settings)

• Ring Out Ye Wild and Merry Bell

• Ring Out, O Bells! Your Peals Today

• Ring Out, Ring Out A Joyful Peal

• Ring Out, Ring Out, O Christmas Bells

• Ring Out, Sweet Bells

• Ring Out, Wild Bells

• Ring Out, Ye Bells

• Ring Out, Ye Merry Bells

• Ring Out, Ye Throbbing Stars Of Night

• Ring Out, Ye Wild And Merry Bells

• Ring The Bells Of Bethlehem! Fred Pratt Green 1903-2000 © 1980 Stainer & Bell Ltd

• Ring The Bells, The Christmas Bells

• Ring The Joyful Christmas Bells (Alternate Title: In A Manger Lies The Child)

• Ring, Christmas Bells (Words: Minna Louise Hohman, copyright 1947; Music: "Carol of the Bells" by Peter J. Wilhousky, copyright 1936)

• Ring, Happy Bells

• Ring, Little Bells (Germany - Kling Glökchen Kling)

• Ring, Merry, Merry Bells!

• Ring, O Ye Bells, O Ring Out

• Ring, Ring The Bells

• Ring, Ring, Ye Bells; Words by Anna McClintock and Music by Adam Geibel

• Rise Up, Shepherd, And Follow – Version 1

• Rise Up, And Follow – Version 2

• Rise, My Soul, Adore Thy Maker

• Rise, O Salem, Rise And Shine

• Rise, Wondering Shepherds, Rise

• Rising of the Dead

• Riu, Riu, Chiu - English, Spanish and Esperanto versions at the web site of Gene Keyes (opens in a new window at an exterior site).

• River (Joni Mitchell, copyright)

• Rockabye Jesus

• Rockin' Around The Christmas Tree (Notes only; Words & Music by Johnny Marks, copyright 1958)

• Rocking Carol, The – Version 1 ("Jesus, Jesus, Little One," Translator Unknown)

• Rocking Carol, The – Version 2 ("Little Jesus, Sweetly Sleep;" Translation by Percy Dearmer)

• Rocking Carol, The – Version 3 ("Jesus, Jesus, Baby Dear," Translation by George K. Evans, copyright 1963)

• Rocking Carol, The – (Original Czech Lyrics: Hajej, Nynej, Jezisku)

• Rod Of The Root Of Jesse

• The Rolling Years At Length Fulfil

• Rorate

• Rose of Sharon

• Rosy Dawn, With Locks of Gold

• Round Orange, Round Orange, You Serve As A Sign, Elizabeth Cosnett (born 1936)© 1992 Stainer & Bell Ltd. A Christingle carol.

• Rouse Ye, Shepherds (Walter Ehret, Copyright 1967)

• Rouse, Rouse From Your Slumbers

• Royal Day That Chasest Gloom - Neale, Carols for Christmas-tide

• Royal Day That Chasest Gloom - Neale, Medieval Hymns

• Royal Day That Chasest Gloom - Woodward, The Cowley Carol Book

• Rudolph, The Red-Nosed Reindeer (Notes only; Words & Music by John D. Marks, copyright 1949)

• Rudolph, The Red-Nosed Reindeer (Belle Of The Ball – Humor)

• Rudolph, The Red-Nosed Reindeer (Iron The Red Atom Molecule - Humor)

• Rudolph, The Red-Nosed Reindeer (Rudolph … As Written By The IRS – Humor)

• Rudolph, The Red-Nosed Reindeer (Rudolph … Used To Have A Steady Job – Humor)

• Rudolph, The Red-Nosed Reindeer (Simpson's Version – Humor)

• Rudolph, The Red-Nosed Reindeer (Uh Oh We’re In The Red, Dear – Humor)

Note: There are a large number of parodies of Rudolph. However, many of them do not fit the criteria for inclusion on this web site.  For more information about this criteria, see the FAQ.

• Run, Rudolph, Run (Marvin Lee Brodie & John D. Marks; Alternate Title: Run Run Rudolph)

• Run, Shepherds, Run

 

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• St. Gabriel Came To Mary - The Annunciation

• St. John Did Lean on Jesus' Breast

• Saint John, Saint John, Was Christ’s disciple

• Saint Joseph, Meek And Mild

• Saint Mary, Mother Mild; Compare Seinte Mari moder milde

• Saint Nicholas - Patron of School Children

• Saint of God, Beloved Stephen

• Saint Of God, Elect And Precious

• St. Stephen Had an Angel's Face

• Saint Stephen Was A Clerk

• Saint Stephen Was A Holy Man - Version 1 (Gilbert)

• Saint Stephen Was An Holy Man - Version 2 (Sandys)

• Saynt Steven, The First Martere

• St. Nicholas, Good Holy Man (Dutch: Sinterklaas, Goed Heilig Man)

• Saints! The Glorious Mother Greeting

• The Salutation Carol (Alternate Title: Nowell, Nowell, Nowell, Nowell; First Line: Tidings true there be come new)

• Salvator mundi Domine - Thomas Wright, 1847 (four verses)

• Salvator mundi, Domine - Edith Rickert (four verses)

• Salvator mundi, Domine - Thomas Wright, 1856 (five verses)

• Salvator mundi, Domine - Edith Rickert (five verses)

• Same Old Auld Lang Syne (Dan Fogelberg, copyright)

• Sans Day Carol (Alternate Title: Now The Holly Bears a Berry)

• Santa Baby (Words and Music: Joan Javits Zeeman, Phil Springer and Tony Springer, copyright 1953)

• Santa, Bring My Baby Back (To Me) (Words and Music: Claude DeMetrius and Aaron Schroeder, copyright 1957)

• Santa Claus (Humor, to the tune of Rocket Man)

• Santa Claus (It Must've Been Ol’) (Words and Music By Harry Connick, Jr., copyright 1993)

• Santa Claus Express, The

• Santa Claus Is Back In Town (Words and Music by Jerry Leiber and Mike Stoller, copyright 1957)

• Santa Claus Is Coming To Town (Words & Music by J. Fred Coots and Henry Gillespie, 1932; Notes)

• Santa Claus Is Coming To Town (Christmas Time Is Coming Round – Humor)

• Santa Claus Is Coming To Town (Gil Amelio’s Coming To Town! – Humor)

• Santa Claus Is Coming To Town (Outlet Mall – Humor)

• Santa Claus Is Coming To Town (Sam & Roz Are Coming to Town – Humor; copyright by MAD Magazine, late 1970s)

• Santa Claus Is Coming To Town (Santa Claus Is Tapping Your Phone [How Santa Knows If You’ve Been Good] – Humor)

• Santa Claus Is Coming To Town (Santa Claus Is Watching For DUIs - Humor)

• Santa Claus Is Coming To Town (The Chemistry Teacher's Coming to Town - Humor

• Santa Claus Is Watching You (Ray Stevens, copyright)

• The Santa Claus Rock (Pearlman & Thomson, copyright 2002)

• Santa Claus, Indiana, USA (Words and Music: Abe Olman and Al Jacobs, copyright 1959)

• Santa Claus, You Are Much Too Fat (Humor)

• Santa’s Beard (They Might Be Giants)

• Santa's Beard (Words and Music by Brian Wilson and Mike Love, copyright 1964)

• Savior Eternal! (Health and Life of the World)

• Savior Of The Nations, Come (Version 1; Translation of the Latin Veni, Redemptor gentium)

• Savior Of The Nations, Come (Version 2)

• Saviour Of The Nations, Come (Pre-1908 translation from the Moravian Church)

• Savior Of The Nations, Come (German, Nun Komm, Der Heiden Heiland translation of the Latin, Veni, Redemptor gentium)

• The Saviour Comes! Sing Praise To Him

• Saviour Of Children

• Saviour Sweet, O Babe of Love

• Saviour, Let the Grace Supplied

• Saviour, When In Dust To Thee

• Savior, Who, Exalted High

• The Saviour's Birth (Hark! Hark! What news the angels bring)

• The Saviour's Coming Draws More Near

• Saviour’s Day (Words and Music by Chris Eaton, Date Unknown)

• Saviour's Day - Cliff Richard, Copyright 1990.

• The Saviour's Love

• Saw You Never, In The Twilight?

• Say O My Soul What Wondrous Light

• Say You This Pagan Mistletoe, Fred Pratt Green (1903-2000) © 1980 Stainer & Bell Ltd

• The Scene Around Me Disappears

• Scrooge (Words and Music: Paul Williams, From the Muppet Christmas Carol, copyright 1992)

• Search For Lodging, The (Mexico - Pedida de la Posada)

• Seaventh chapter of Isai - Thomas Wright

• The second person in Trinitié - Thomas Wright

• Secret Birth (Lyrics by Bishop Timothy Dudley-Smith)

• Secret of Christmas (Words: Sammy Cahn, Music: Edward Chester Babcock, circa 1959)

• Seaventh chapter of Isai - Thomas Wright

• See, Amid The Winter's Snow - Caswall

• See Amid The Winter’s Snow (Bramley and Stainer; Alternate Titles: See In Yonder Manger Low and Hymn for Christmas Day)

• See Seraphic Throngs Descending

• See The Glory, More Than Glimmer, Andrew E Pratt (born 1948) © Stainer & Bell Ltd

• See, The Morning Fair And Bright

• See the Word Our Flesh Become | Verbum caro factum est

• See They Come, A Glorious Army

• See Ye Blushing Sons of Pride

• See, He Comes

• See, See They Come ! A Glorious Army

• See, The Morning Star is Dwelling - Version 1

• See! The Morning Star Is Dwelling (Alternate Title: Morning Star, The ) - Version 2

• Seed Of The Woman, Look'd For Long

• Seinte Mari moder milde; Compare Saint Mary, Mother Mild

• Sent From His Heavenly Throne On High

• Servant of God, and Son of Man

• The Servingman and the Husbandman

• Set the Sun Dancing (A Song for Epiphany) (Epiphany) - Shirley Erena Murray (opens in a new window at an exterior site)

• Seven Joys Of Mary, The - Version 1 (Compare: The First Good Joy Our Mary Had)

• The Seven Joys Of Mary - Version 2

• The Seven Joys of Mary - RR Terry

• The Seven Joys Of Mary - John Jacob Niles

• The Seven Rejoices Of Mary - RR Terry

• Seven Virgins, The - Version 2 (All under the leaves, the leaves of life)

• Seynt Nicholas Was Of Gret Posté

• Seynt Stevene was a clerk

• Seÿt Steuene Was A Clerk (A Carol For St. Stephen's Day; Middle English)

• Shades Of Silent Night

• Shake Me I Rattle (Words and Music: Hal Hackady and Charles Naylor, Date Unknown)

• Shall I Tell You Who Will Come

• She May Be Called A Sovereign Lady (Rickert; First Line: A maid peerless hath born God's Son)

• She May Be Called A Sovereign Lady (Chambers & Sidgwick)

• She May Be Callyd A Souerant Lady (Flügel and Imelmann)

• Sheep and Shepherds (Quem pastores laudavere, Lyrics Translated by Malcolm Williamson, b.1931, copyright 1988)

• Sheep Fast Asleep

• Shepherd, Leave Thy Sheep (Link opens in a new window at Sally DeFord Music)

• The Shepherd Upon A Hill He Sat (Weston)

• The Shepard Vpon A Hill He Satt  (Flügel)

• The Shepherds (Words and Music: Peter Cornelius; translator unknown; Alternate Title: Shepherds Watching Their Sheep. From Hutchins)

• The Shepherds - Henry Vaughan (From Silex Scintillans)

• The Shepherds (By Henry Vaughan; Alternate Title: Silex Scintillans; From Rickert)

• Shepherds, Words and Music by Bruce Cockburn, from his CD Christmas (copyright 1993); link opens in external site

• The Shepherds Amazed

• Shepherds Came, Their Praises Bringing (Translation of Quem Pastores Laudavere by George B. Caird)

• Shepherds From The Mountains

• Shepherds Had An Angel, The

• Shepherds In Judea

• The Shepherds Keep Their Flocks By Night

• Shepherds Keeping Watch By Night (Rodda, 1872)

• Shepherds Keeping Watch By Night (Pickard-Cambridge, 1926)

• Shepherds Left Their Flocks A-Straying, Imogen Holst

• Shepherds Night Watch Keeping

• The Shepherds of Bethlehem

• Shepherds Sang Their Praises O'er Him, Translation by Keyte and Parrott, The New Oxford Book of Carols, copyright 1992

• Shepherds Sing, and Shall I Silent Be? The

• Shepherds Tell Your Beauteous Story

• Shepherds Watching O'er The Plain

• Shepherds, Watching O'er Your Flocks

• Shepherds Watching Their Sheep (Words and Music: Peter Cornelius; translator unknown; Alternate Title: The Shepherds)

• Shepherds Went Their Hasty Way, The - Coleridge

• Shepherds Went Their Hasty Way, The, - Coleridge, Alt. (Alternate Title: A Christmas Carol)

• The Shepherds Went Their Hasty Way - Terry, "Two Hundred Folk Carols"

• Shepherds Were Watching, The

• Shepherds Why Do Ye Tarry?

• Shepherds, Arise! Be Not Afraid

• Shepherds, Be Joyful

• Shepherds, Draw Near

• Shepherds, In the Field Abiding

• Shepherds, Lead On To Bethlehem

• Shepherds, Rejoice! Lift Up Your Eyes - Version 1

• Shepherds, Rejoice! Lift Up Your Eyes - Version 2

• Shepherds, Rejoice, Lift Up Your Eyes - Version 3

• Shepherds, The Chorus Come And Swell!

• Shepherds, The Day Is Breaking

• Shepherds, Up!

• Shepherds, What Fragrance (Hugh Keyte and Andrew Parrott, copyright, 1992; French: Quelle est cette odeur agréable)

• Shepherds, What Joyful Tidings

• Shepherds! Shake Off Your Drowsy Sleep (French Lyrics: "Berger, Secoue Ton Sommeil Profond")

• The Shepherd’s Carol (Round)

• The Shepherd's Carol - Billings

• Shepherd's Cradle Song

• Shepherd's On Fair Bethlehem's Plain

• Shepherd's Song, The (First Line: Shepherds Five In A Ring)

• Shepherd's Song, The (First Line: Sweet Music, sweeter far)

• Shepherd’s Rocking Carol (Czech: Hajej, Nynej, Jezisku), Translated by Elizabeth Poston, copyright, 1965

• Shine Calm And Bright, Ye Moonbeams Bright

• Shine On, Bethlehem's Star

• Shine On, Fair Star

• The Shining Heralds From On High

• Shining Out Of Darkness

• Shining O'er Bethlehem

• The Sighs and The Sorrows

• Shout Aloud Oh Lovely Zion" (Title: Hail the King! - Murray)

• Shout The Glad Tidings (Alternate Title: Shout the Glad Tidings, Exultingly Sing)

• Shropshire Wakes, or Hey for Christmas

• Silence, Strange Sounds Are In The Earth. ("The Warning and the Invitation") - A Communion Hymn For Advent

• Silent Night, Holy Night - Notes

• Silent Night, Hallow'd Night! (Translator and Date Unknown; "Earth is hushed, Heav'n a-light!")

• Silent Night, Hallowed Night (Translation by J. F. Warner, 1849; "Land and deep silent sleep")

• Silent Night! Hallowed Night! (Translator unknown, ca. 1887; "Silent sleep, calm and deep")

• Silent Night, Holiest Night (Translation by C. T. Brooks; 1884; "Moonbeams form silvery light")

• Silent Night, Holiest Night (Translation by Paul Gallico (1897-1976), "The Story of Silent Night," 1967)

• Silent Night, Holiest Night (Translation by Rev. Dr. Alfred Edersheim (1825-1889);  Date Unknown; "All asleep, lonely light")

• Silent Night, Holy Night (7 O'Clock News, Paul Simon and Art Garfunkel, copyright)

• Silent Night! Holy Night! (Translation by William Tidd Matson, ca. 1887).

• Silent Night, Holy Night (Also "Silent night, sacred night"; Translator unknown; "Bethlehem sleeps yet what light")

• Silent Night, Holy Night (English Translation by Bishop John Freeman Young, prior to 1859, plus the translation of verses 3, 4, and 5 by William C. Egan, 2006; "All is calm, all is bright"). Also see: Silent Night, Holy Night (English translation of all six German verses that is being  distributed by the tourist office in Oberndorf, Austria; the Young and Egan translations in the order corresponding to the original carol)

• Silent Night, Holy Night (Free Translation by Huge Keyte and Andrew Parrott, The New Oxford Book of Carols, 1992).

• Silent Night, Holy Night (French, "Douce Nuit! Sainte Nuit!")

• Silent Night, Holy Night (Joyous Christmas! Holy Christmas!, English Translation of Glade jul, hellige jul! from Mike and Else's Norwegian Songbook (Bloomington, MN: Skandisk, 1985).

• Silent Night, Holy Night (Latin, "Silens Nox, Sacra Nox")

• Silent Night, Holy Night (Latin, "Silens Nox, Sancta Nox")

• Silent Night, Holy Night (Latin, "Tranquilla Nox! Sancta Nox!")

• Silent Night, Holy Night (Moravian Church, Translator Unknown; pub. 1902; "Slumber reigns! Naught in sight!")

• Silent Night, Holy Night (Norwegian, "Glade jol," Translation by T. B. S. Ingemann (1850) and O. Bernt Støylen (1905)

• Silent Night, Holy Night (Norwegian, "Glade jul, dejlige jul," Translation by T. B. S. Ingemann, 1850)

• Silent Night, Holy Night (Norwegian, "Glade jul, hellige jul," Said to be a translation by H. A. Brorson, but also attributed to T. B. S. Ingemann)

• Silent Night, Holy Night (Norwegian, "Stille Natt - Heilage Natt!," translation by Erik Hillestad, 1991)

• Silent Night, Holy Night (Norwegian, "Stille Natt! Heilage Natt!," Translator And Date Unknown)

• Silent Night, Holy Night (Silent Mac, Broken Mac – Humor)

• Silent Night Holy Night (Translation by A. C. Chapin; pub. 1898, "In the gloom shines a light")

• Silent Night, Holy Night (Translated by Bettina Klein; "Round yon godly tender pair"; date unknown)

• Silent Night, Holy Night (Translation by David Willcocks, copyright circa 1970).

• Silent Night, Holy Night (Translation by Elizabeth Poston, The Penguin Book of Carols, copyright 1965)

• Silent Night, Holy Night (Translation by Frank Petersohn, 1997; "All's asleep, one sole light"; Source: English Lyrics by Frank, 1997, Stille Nacht Info (English))

• Silent Night, Holy Night - Hakes (Translation by Dr. Steve H. Hakes © 2015; Used with permission.)

• Silent Night, Holy Night (Translation by G. B. Timms, The New English Hymnal, #35, 1986.)

• Silent Night, Holy Night (Translation by W. G. Rothery; "Starry skies beaming bright")

• Silent Night, Holy Night! (Translation by W. L. Mason; 1899; "All is held in slumber's might")

• Silent Night, Holy Night (Translator Unknown; pub. 1883; "All men sleep, the only light")

• Silent Night, holy night; old German carol, poem translated by Basil Douglas, arrangement by Leslie Woodgate. London: Ascherberg, Hopwood & Crew, Ltd. Nov. 8, 1938.

• Silent Night, Peaceful Night (Translator And Date Unknown' "All things sleep, shepherds keep")

• Silent Night, Peaceful Night (Translator And Date Unknown' "All things sleep, shepherds keep").  Possibly No. 17 in Carols for St. Stephen's Church, Kirkstall, Lees, 1872.

• Silent Night, Shadowy Night (Marie Mason, ca 1884; "Purple dome, starry light!")

• Silent Stars, The (Words and Music: John Jacob Niles, copyright 1948; First Line: The same silent stars stood still in the sky")

• Silent Stars Were Watching

• Silently Falling Snow

• Silver and Gold (Words and Music by Johnny Marks, copyright 1964)

• Silver Bells (Words & Music by Jay Livingston and Ray Evans, copyright 1950)

• Silver Bells (Buy and Sell – Humor)

• Silver Bells (Silent Labs - Humor)

• Silver Bells (Silver Nitrate - Humor)

• Simple Birth, The

• Simple Carollers Are We

• Sing a Carol for Summer (Christmas) - Shirley Erena Murray (opens in a new window at an exterior site)

• Sing All In Heaven At Jesu's Birth

• Sing Hosanna! Blessed Be He That Cometh

• Sing Hosanna! Zion Sing!

• Sing Noel

• Sing Of Maiden Mary

• Sing of Mary, Blest is She (An Annunciation Song) - Words by Rev. Vince Uher, copyright 1996

• Sing Out A Song Of Victory (Pangamus melos gloriae)

• Sing Out Your Gladsome Carols

• Sing Praise To God, The Greatest Good (adaptation of Sing Praise to God Who Reigns Above by the Editors, Lutheran Book of Worship, copyright 1978, Hymn 542; Sei Lob und Ehr' dem höchsten Gut)

• Sing Praise to God Who Reigns Above (Francis Elizabeth Cox Translation of Sei Lob und Ehr' dem höchsten Gut - Version 1)

• Sing Praise to God Who Reigns Above (Francis Elizabeth Cox Translation of Sei Lob und Ehr' dem höchsten Gut - Version 2)

• Sing! Sing! Ye Ransomed Mortals, Sing

• Sing Sweet Carols

• Sing The Carol! Raise Your Voices!

• Sing The Holy Child-Christ

• Sing The Universal Glory

• Sing To The Great Jehovah's Praise

• Sing To The Lord A New Melodious Song

• Sing To The Lord, Ye Distant Land

• Singe We All, For Time It Is

• Sing We 'Ave,' Word Endearing

• Sing We Merry Christmas

• Sing We Noel

• Sing We Now Of Christmas

• Sing We Now Of Joy And Gladness

• Sing We, Then, Merrily

• Sing we to this merry company (O queen of heaven, thou sittest in thy see)

• Sing With Gladness!

• Sing With Joy, 'Tis Christmas Morn

• Sing with the Angels, Gloria! (Advent) - Shirley Erena Murray (opens in a new window at an exterior site)

• Sing, Ye Ransom'd Nations, Sing

• Sing Ye The Songs of Praise

• Sing, O Children

• Sing, O Heavens! And Be Joyful O Earth

• Sing, O Sing, This Blessed Morn

• Sing, Sing A Song of Christmas (Words and Music by Janice Kapp Perry, from her album,  "Christmas, A Holiday of the Heart")

• Sing, Sing For Christmas

• Sinless One to Jordan Came, The (George B. Timms (1910), copyright; See #120 in The Hymnal 1982; and #58 in The New English Hymnal)

• The Sinners Redemption, Delaney, 1678, repr. 1851 (First line: "All you that are to mirth inclin'd") See:  All You That Are To Mirth Inclined - Notes

• Sinners Redemption - Roxburghe 2.422, ca. 1662-1692

• The Sinners Redemption - Euing 333, ca. 1670-1700

• The Sinners Redemption - Pepys 2.29, ca. 1684-1686

• The Sinners Redemption - Chappell, 1874

• The Sinner's Redemption - Cecil Sharp, 1911

• The Sinner's Dream

• Sion, Ope Thy Hallowed Dome (from Williams's Hymns Translated from the Parisian Breviary, 1839)

• Sion, Ope Thy Hallowed Dome (Appendix, Hymnal Noted)

• Sir Christmas ("I am here, Sir Christmas") - Vizetelly, 1851, with notes.

• Sir Christmas (Richard R. Terry, 1933)

• Sit You, Merry Gentlemen

• Six White Boomers (By Rolf Harris, Date Unknown)

• Sky Can Still Remember, The

• Sled Zeppelin (Humor from Bob Rivers, Bob Rivers’ Twisted Tunes)

• Sleep No More, The Glad Heavens Are Blazing

• Sleep of the Child Jesus, The

• Sleep Of The Infant Jesus, The

• Sleep Well, Little Children (Words by Alan Bergman; Music by Leon Klatzkin, copyright 1956)

• Sleep, Baby Mine, In Happy Case

• Sleep, Holy Babe

• Sleep, Holy Child, on Mary's Gentle Breast (Words: © Robert J. Higginson, 2000)

• Sleep, My Babe, O Sleep!

• Sleep, My Darling (Ninna, Nanna)

• Sleep, My Infant Saviour

• Sleep, My Little Jesus (Alternate Title: Mary’s Manger Song)

• Sleep, My Saviour, Sleep

• Sleep, Sleep, O Beautiful Baby (Dormi, Dormi O Bel Bambin, Traditional Italian)

• Sleepin' Little Jesus (Alternate Titles: Polish Carol or Polish Lullaby, Lulajze Jezuniu)

• Sleepers, Wake! A Voice Astounds Us (Translation of Wachet auf, ruft uns die Stimme by Carl P. Daw, Jr. (1944-), copyright; See #61 and 62 in The Hymnal 1982)

• Sleepers, Wake! A Voice Is Calling (Translation of Wachet auf, ruft uns die Stimme by W. Ball)

• Sleepers, Wake! The Watch-Cry Pealeth (Translation of Wachet auf, ruft uns die Stimme by Frances E. Cox)

• Sleigh Ride (Music by Leroy Anderson, 1948, Words by Mitchell Parrish, 1950)

• Sleigh Ride (Christmas Shopping – Humor)

• Slowly Fall The Snowflakes

• Slumberers, Wake, The Bridegroom Cometh! (J. H. Hopkins Translation of Wachet auf, ruft uns die Stimme)

• Snoopy's Christmas (Performed by the Royal Guardsmen, 1960s)

• Snow (Words and Music: Irving Berlin; Featured in the 1954 film White Christmas)

• Snow Falls Over The Trees (Authorship Unknown)

• Snow Falls Soft In The Night (German: Leise rieselt der Schnee)

• The Snow In The Street

• Snow Lies Thick, The

• Snow Lay Deep Upon The Ground, The

• Snow Lay On The Ground, The

• Snow Miser’s Song, The (from the Rankin-Bass TV Production "The Year Without Santa Claus," copyright 1974)

• So Happy All The Day (Alternate Title: Bethlehem Shepherd-Boy's Tale, The)

• So Laughing In Lap Laid (“Quid petis, O Fili?”)

• So, Now Is Come Our Joyful'st Feast (Middle English)

• Soft Falls The Snow

• Soft the Evening Shadows Fall (Timothy Dudley-Smith, copyright 1986)

• Softly The Night Is Sleeping

• Soft To The Manger Stealing (Title: Cradle Song of the Infant Jesus)

• Sojourners And Strangers

• Some Children See Him (Alfred Burt and Wilha Huston, copyright 1954; opens in new window at the Alfred Burt Carols web site)

• Some Rightly Celebrate

• Some Say That Ever Against

• Someday At Christmas (Stevie Wonder, copyright)

• Somerset Wassail - Version 1

• Somerset Wassail - Version 2

• The Son Obeys The Will Divine

• The Son of God (And Sooth I Say)

• The Son Of God Came Down In Love

• Son Of God Is Born For All, The

• The Son Of God Goes Forth To War

• The Son Of Man From Jordan Rose

• Son of God, Eternal Savior

• The Son Of God, So High, So Great

• The Son of God! The Lord of Life!

• The Son Of The Father Of Heavenly Bliss

• The Son Of The Maker is Like Unto His Father As Maker!

• Son Sleep (Figlio Dormi, Giovanni Girolamo Kapsburger, 1575 - 1661)

• Song Of Angels, The (Words and Music by Adrian Vermeulen-Miller, copyright, used with permission; for more Vermeulen-Miller carols, please visit New Hope Music)

• Song of Mary (Translation and adaptation of the Magnificat; translator unknown)

• Song of the Ship

• The Song Of The Women

• Songs Of Praise The Angels Sang

• Songs of Thankfulness and Praise

• Sons of Levi

• Sons Of Men, Behold From Far

• Soon The Hoar Old Year Will Leave Us (see Deck The Hall With Holly)

• Soon Shall Our Voices Praise

• Soon Shall That Voice Resound - The Wedding Supper - Henrietta Joan Fry

• Soon Will The Heavenly Bridegroom Come - Benjamin Hall Kennedy

• Soren Banjomus (Danish Original: Soren Banjomus)

• Soul Cakes

• Soul Wherein God Dwells, The

• The Spirit Came Down From On High

• The Splendour (First Line: Behold what splendour, hear that shout!)

• The Splendour of God's Truth - Words by Rev. Vince Uher, copyright 2002

• Standing At The Portal

• The Star Before Doth Stilly Glide

• Star Carol, The (Alfred Burt and Wilha Huston, copyright 1954; opens in new window at the Alfred Burt Carols web site)

• Star Carol, The (Canzone d’I Zampognari) (English Lyric and Musical Adaptation by Peter Seeger, copyright 1952, renewed 1980)

• Star In The East

• Star Lullaby

• Star Of Bethlehem (Lo! the eastern sages rise)

• Star of Bethlehem (Lo! The Eastern magi rise)

• Star Of Bethlehem, Sweetly Shining

• The Star Of Bethlehem - Version 1 (I think of that star of long ago)

• The Star Of Bethlehem - Version 2 (It was the eve of Christmas)

• The Star of Bethlehem (Link opens in a new window at Sally DeFord Music)

• Star of Glory, Brightly Streaming

• Star Of Heaven, New Glory Beaming

• Star Of The East (Translation of Stern über Bethleh'm)

• Star Of The East (Southern Harmony and Reginald Heber; first line: Hail, the blest morn, see the great Mediator)

• Star of the East, Whose Beacon Light (Christmas Carols 1833)

• Star Proclaims The King Is Here, The

• Star-Child (Advent) - Shirley Erena Murray (opens in a new window at an exterior site)

• Star-lit Shadows

• Stars All Bright Are Beaming

• Stars And Hills So Hoary

• Stars Are Brightly Shining, The

• Stars Are Shining Bright and Clear, The

• Stars Of Glory Shine More Bright

• Stars Of The Morning!

• Stars Were Gleaming (Translation of W zlobie lezy)

• Steady Neighbours

• Step Into Christmas (Lyrics by Bernie Taupin, Music by Elton John; Performed by Elton John and released as a UK single in November, 1973)

• Strike! Seraphs, Strike! Your Harps

• Still, Still, Still – Version 1 (Original Austrian lyrics)

• Still, Still, Still – Version 2

• Still, Still, Still – Version 3

• Still, Still, Still (Hush, Hush, Hush)

• Still, Still, Still (Tom Parker and Amy Vanmeenen, Date Unknown)

• Still the night, Holy the night (Translation by Rev. Stopford A. Brooke, 1881; "Sleeps the world, yet the light")

• Still The Night, Holy The Night (Anonymous adaptation of the Brooke translation; "Sleeps the world, hid from sight")

• Stilly Night, Holy Night (Translation by Emily E. S. Elliott, ca. 1858)

• Stilly Night! Starry and Bright! (Translation by Dean Farrar; pub. 1903)

• Storm And Terror, Grief And Error

• Story of the Shepherd, The

• Story of the Wise Men

• Story That Never Grows Old, The

• Stupendous Height of Heavenly Love

• Such A Calm Stillness Envelops The Night, Alan Gaunt (born 1935) © Stainer & Bell Ltd

• Suddenly (Written by Fred Hammond, Kim Rutherford, and Noel Hall, copyright 1996, performed by Various Artists; it is found on the 1996 CD "The Real Meaning of Christmas"; link opens in a new window at Amazon.com)

• Summer Has Gone With Its Bloom And Its Fountains

• Summer Sun or Winter Skies (Christmas) - Shirley Erena Murray (opens in a new window at an exterior site)

• Sun Of Righteousness

• The Sunny Bank

• Supernal Word, Proceeding From

• Supernal Word, Who Didst Proceed

• Susani (Alternate Title: From heaven on high, the angels sing)

• Susanni (Alternate Title: A Little Child There Is Ybore)

• Sussex Carol – Version 1 (Also Known As On Christmas Night True Christians Sing)

• Sussex Carol – Version 2 (Also Known As On Christmas Night True Christians Sing)

• Sussex Carol – Version 3  (Also Known As On Christmas Night True Christians Sing)

• Sussex Carol – Version 4  (Also Known As On Christmas Night True Christians Sing)

• Sussex Mummers' Carol, The

• Sussex Mummers' Christmas Carol

• Suzy Snowflake (Words and Music by Sid Tepper and Roy C. Bennett, copyright 1951)

• Swathed and Feebly Wailing

• Sweet Angels, Ever Bright And Fair

• Sweet Babe, That, Wrapt In Twilight Shade

• Sweet Child Divine

• Sweet Flowerets of the Martyr Band - Version 1

• Sweet Flow'rets Of The Martyr Band - Version 2

• Sweet Jesus (On Christmas day in the morn)

• Sweet Jesus was the Sacred Name

• Sweet Jhesus Is Cum To Us

• Sweet Little Jesus Boy (Words and Music: Robert MacGimsey, 1932)

• Sweet Little Jesus Child (Written by Percy Bady, copyright 1996, performed by Kim Rutherford; it is found on the 1996 CD "The Real Meaning of Christmas"; link opens in a new window at Amazon.com)

• Sweet Mary Lulled Her Blessed Child

• Sweet Musicke, Sweeter Farre (Middle English)

• Sweet Was The Song The Virgin Sung

• Sweeter Sounds Than Music Knows

• Sweetest of All Names, Jesus

• Sweetest Music, Softly Stealing

• Sweetly Sang The Angels

• Swelling O'er The Mountains (Alternate Title: O'er The Mountains)

• Synfull man thou art vnkynde (Middle English; retyped in Old Blackletter)

• Synt Jon is Cristis Derlyng Dere

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• Take Me Back To Toyland (Words by Kal Mann; Music by Bernie Lowe, 1955)

• Take Me Home For Christmas (Written and performed by Debra Gibson, Date Unknown)

• Take Me In Thine Arms

• Te Harinui ("Great Joy"), Willow Macky, copyright 1957. Link opens in a new window at an exterior site.

• Teach Us By His Example

• Tell Out, My Soul (Lyrics by Timothy Dudley-Smith, copyright)

• Tell Us, Thou Cleere And Heavenly Tongue (Middle English)

• Tell, O Shepherds!

• Terly Terlow, Terly Terlow (About the feld they piped full right)

• The Ten Joys Of Mary

• Ten Thousand Stars Were Burning Bright

• Ten Thousand Times Ten Thousand

• Tenderly Sleeping

• Tennessee Christmas (Words and Music by Amy Grant and Gary Chapman, 1983; link open in a new window at the website of Amy Grant)

• Than Mightiest Cities Mightier Far

• Thanks For Christmas (XTC)

• That Christ is Come Why Dost Thou Dread

• That Christmas Feeling (Bennie Benjamin and George Weiss, copyright 1946)

• That Day of Wrath and Grief and Shame

• That Day Of Wrath, That Dreadful Day - Scott Translation

• That Day of Wrath, That Dreadful Day - Wingfield Translation

• That Fearful Day, That Day Of Speechless Dread

• That Little Boy (Praise To The Boy)

• That Magnify'd The Lord May Be

• That Rage Whereof The Psalm Doth Say (A Carol For The Holy Innocents)

• That So Thy Blessed Birth

• That Thy Resurrection Might Be Believed

• That’s What I Want For For Christmas (Words by Irving Caesar, Music by Gerald Marks, copyright 1936)

• The Babe Is Born in Bethlehem - From Pettman

• The Eternal Speaks, All Heaven Attends

• First Christmas in Love (Words and Music by Janice Kapp Perry)

• The First Christmas Night (Alternate Title: I Should Like To Have Heard)

• The First Christmas Song (Beautiful song of Christmas! | Sung in the long ago)

• The First Cradle Song (Swing softly, bells, on Christmas morn)

• Fyfe's Noel ("The First Noel An Angel Sung")

• The Fyrst day of yole have we in mynd, The (Middle English)

• The fyrst day of yole have we in mynd - Thomas Wright

• The First Day Of Yule (Modern Version)

• The First Day When Christ Was Born

• The First Effect of Faith is Praise

• The First Good Joy That Mary Had (Alternate Title: The First Good Joy Our Mary Had)

• The First Nowell - Version 1 (Alternate Title: The First Noel)

• The First Nowell - Version 2 (Alternate Title: The First Noel)

• The First Nowel - Version 3 (Alternative Title: The First Noel)

• The First Nowel - Davies Gilbert

• The First Nowel - Terry

• The First Noel An Angel Sung ('Fyfe's Noel' from Terry)

• The First Nowell (The First Novell - Humor)

• The Light, the Christmas Light (Christmas) - Shirley Erena Murray (opens in a new window at an exterior site)

• The Lord And King Of All Things

• The Lord At First Did Adam Make (From Davies Gilbert)

• The Lord At First Had Adam Made (from William Sandys, compare A Carol for Christmas Eve from Bramley and Stainer)

• The Lord Draws Nigh

• The Lord, He Comes, He Comes To Bless

• The Man That Lives Must Learn To Die

• The Shepherd Upon A Hill He Sat (Weston)

• The Shepard Vpon A Hill He Satt  (Flügel)

• The Three Drovers, Words by John Wheeler, Music by William G. James. Copyright 1948. Link opens in a new window at an external site. From "Five Australian Carols; First Set." The pair also collaborated on "Five Australian Carols; Second Set" (1954) and "Five Australian Carols; Third Set" (1961).

• The Three Kings (Alternate Title: I Would Now Sing For And I Might; Hutchins)

• The Three Kings - Version 2 (Now is Christmas i-come; Husk)

• The Three Kings - Version 3 (Now is the time of Christmas come; Sylvestre)

• The Three Kings (Based on a Flemish Carol; First line: Late, three wise Kings afar off did go)

• The Three Kings - Laurence Housman

• The Time Draws Near With Quickening Pace

• The World's Desire (First Line: The Christ-Child Lay On Mary's Lap)

• Thee, Christ, We Laud And Magnify

• Thee, O Immanuel, We Praise (Trans. By Catherine Winkworth of Wir Singen Dir Immanuel, Paul Gerhardt, 1653)

• Then Open Wide The Temple Gates

• Then We Go 'Round 'Bout A Juniperbush (Traditional Norwegian, Så går vi rundt om en enebærbusk; Translation by Christian Stubø)

• Ther Ys A Chylde Borne Of Mary

• There Came A Little Child To Earth (Also Known As Christmas) - Version 1

• There Came A Little Child To Earth - Version 2

• There Came a Little Child To Earth - Version 3

• There Came A Shy Intruder

• There Came Three Kings (By God's Own Hand)

• There Came Three Kings From Eastern Land

• There Came Three Kings From Far Away

• There Came Three Kings, Ere Break Of Day

• There Came Three Sages From Afar

• There Camen IIJ Kinges From Lands Afar

• There Comes A Galley, Laden

• There Comes A Ship

• There Comes A Vessel Laden

• There Dwelt In Old Judea

• There Is A Blossom Sprung Of A Thorn; compare Ther ys a blossum sprong of A thorn

• There Is A Child Born of Mary

• There Is A Child Born Of Our Blessed Virgin (Gloria Tibi Domine)

• There Is A Child Of Mary Born (See: Ther Ys A Chylde Borne Of Mary)

• There Is A Flower Sprung From A Tree (Weston)

• Ther Ys A Flowr Sprong Of A Tre (Dyboski from Balliol 254-Richard Hill Commonplace Book)

• There is a floure sprung of a tree (Chambers & Sidgwick)

• There Is A Rose Tree Blooming

• There Is No Child So Small (Carol of the Least Child) (Christmas) - Shirley Erena Murray (opens in a new window at an exterior site)

• There Is No Christmas Like A Home Christmas (Words by Carl Sigman, Music by Mickey J. Addy, copyright 1950)

• There Is No Rose Of Such Virtue

• There Joseph On His Sleeping Lay

• There Many Shall Come

• There Sprang A Flower From Out A Thorn

• There Stood In Heaven A Linden Tree

• There Was A Maid So Lovely

• There Was A Maiden

• There was no deathe nor worldlie joie - Thomas Wright

• There Was Of Old In Jewish Land

• There Was Silence In Bethlehem's Fields That Night - A Song of the First Christmas Night

• There Were Ten Virgins

• There Were Shepherds Watching

• There Were Shepherds, Abiding In The Field

• There Were Wise Men

• There Within a Stable (Link opens in a new window at Sally DeFord Music)

• There's A Beautiful Star

• There's A New Kid In Town (Written by Curly Putnam, Don Cook, & Keith Whitley, Date Unknown, Performed by Trisha Yearwood)

• There’s A Song In The Air (Alternate Title: There’s A Star In The Sky!)

• There's A Star In The Sky

• There's A Voice In The Wilderness Crying (Words By James Lewis Milligan, Copyright 1930)

• There's A Wonderful Tree

• They All Were Looking For A King

• They Leave The Land of Gems and Gold

• They've Taken Christ Out Of Christmas (Words: George Leon Pike, Sr.; Copyright 1996 by Betty M. Pike; Link opens in new window at Jesus Christ's Eternal Kingdom of Abundant Life)

• Thine Arm, O Lord, In Days Of Old

• Thirty-Two Feet And Eight Little Tails

• Thie Conceptioun of Christ (Lat vs reioyis and sing)

• This Babe To Us Now Is Born (Segar, 1915)

• This Babe To Vs Now Is Born (Flügel, 1903)

• This Babe To Us That Now Is Born (Rickert, 1911); see Now Unto Us A Babe Is Born (Weston)

• This Carol We Will Gladly Sing, Fred Pratt Green (1903-2000) © 1974 Stainer & Bell Ltd

• This Christmas (Authorship and Date Unknown; Performed by Donny Hathaway)

• This Christmass Day You Pray Me Sing

• This Day (First Line: An heavenly song, I dare well say)

• This Day A Child Is Born

• This Day Christ Was Born

• This Day Is Born Emmanuel - From Hutchins

• This Day Is Born Emmanuel (En natus est Emanuel) - From Terry

• This Day Thy Flesh, Oh Christ, Did Bleed

• This Endernight I Saw A Sight - Rickert; Burden: "Ah, my dear Son," said Mary, "ah, my dear,

• This Enders Night - Terry, Two Hundred Folk Carols

• This Endris Night - Version 1; First verse: This lovely lady sat and sang; with sheet music

• This Endnes Nyght - Sandys in Middle English; Burden: A, My Dere Son, from Sandys, 1833

• This Endris Night - Version 2 - Husk; First verse: This lovely lady sat and sang; with sheet music

• Thys endris nyghth - Thomas Wright; First verse: This lovely lady sat and song

• This Endris Night I Saw A Sight - Chambers & Sidgwick; First verse: This lovely lady sat and song

• Thys Ender Nyzth - Flügel from Ms. Royal App. 58.

• This Enders Nyght - Balliol 354

• This Endes Night I Saw A Sight - Bullen

• This Feast of St. Sylvester So Well Deserves a Song

• This First Day of the Year

• This Happy Morn (Nobis est natus)

• This Happy Morn A King Is Born

• This Happy Morn The Maid Hath Borne

• This Is Merry Christmas Day

• This is Our Christmas Day

• This is St. Stephen's Day

• This Is The Day That Gladdened Them

• This Is The Month Which Brings All Manner Of Joy

• This Is The Night Of His Coming To Earth, Fred Pratt Green (1903-2000) © 1974 Stainer & Bell Ltd

• This Is The Night (Also Known As The Mexican Carol; Compare Friends Now Joyfully Gather)

• This Is The Time (Words and Music: Michael Bolton and G. Hurr; From Michael Bolton's CD titled "This Is The Time - The Christmas Album")

• This may I preve withoughten lett - Thomas Wright

• This New Christmas Carol - Gilbert, 1823 (Version 1)

• This New Christmas Carrol - Sandys, 1833 (Version 2)

• This Night A Wondrous Revelation

• This Night To Us A Child Is Born

• This One’s For The Children (Words and Music: Maurice Star: copyright 1989; performed by "New Kids On The Block")

• This Rose is Railed on a Ryse (aka Of a Rose singe we)

• This Season Will Never Grow Old (Words and Music by Rita MacNeil, copyright 1988; link opens at Rita MacNeil's Home Page)

• This Time Of Year (Words and Music by Cliff Owens and Jesse Hollis, 1958)

• This tyme is born a chyld ful go - Thomas Wright

• This was the tenour of her talkynge (Middle English; retyped in Old Blackletter)

• This Winter's Night, I Saw A Sight

• Thou Art Coming, O My Savior

• Thou Art Gone Up On High

• Thou Art Our God, We Exalt Thee

• Thou Dearest Disciple Of Jesu Christ

• Thou Didst Leave Thy Throne

• Thou Framer of the Starry Heaven

• Thou From The Cradle To The Grave

• Thou Green and Glittering Tree, Good Day! (Norwegian: Du grønne glitrende tre, goddag!)

• Thou holy daughter of Sion (Novus Sol de virgine)

• Thou Holy Jesus, Meek And Mild

• Thou Tell'st Me, O Most Gracious Lord

• Thou Who Didst Build the Starry Sky

• Thou Who Wast Rich Beyond All Splendour (Frank Houghton (1894-1972), copyright)

• Thou Whose Path A Star Of Glory

• Thou, Who Didst Stoop Below

• Thou, Who In Every Time and Place

• Thou, Whom Before the Rest

• Thou, Whose Almighty Word

• Though Chill The Night And Airy

• Though Poor Be The Chamber (Alternate Title: Nazareth)

• Though Rude Winds Usher Thee, Sweet Day

• Three Damsels In The Queen's Chamber

• Three Kings' Song (First Line: The Magi came out of the Orient Land)

• Three Kings Came Riding

• Three Kings From Out The Orient

• Three Kings From Persian Lands Afar (Free translation of German: Wie schön leuchtet der Morgenstern)

• Three Kings Found The Lord. (Words and Music: Michael McLeann (1952-), The Forgotten Carols (Salt Lake City, UT: Deseret Book Co., 1991, rev. 2003). Links open at exterior sites.

• Three Kings In Great Glory

• Three Kings Once Lived

• Three Kings Were Led By God's Own Hand

• Three Shepherds

• The Three Ships (Alfred Noyes, copyright)

• Thou Builder of the Starry Skies

• Though They Cannot Palter | Ecce quod natura

• Thrice Joyful Night

• Through Gabriel His Message Mild

• Through Judah's Land The Saviour Walks

• Through The Midnight Air

• Through Winter Cold (A Winter Song) - Shirley Erena Murray (opens in a new window at an exterior site)

• Thus Said Mary of Great Honor

• Thy Birth Upon Our World Hath Given

• Thy Father's Bosom Thou Didst Leave

• Thy Kingdom Come, O God

• Thy Kingdom Come! On Bended Knee

• Thy Little Ones, Dear Lord, Are We (Norwegian: Her Kommer Dine Arme Smaa)

• Thy Praise The Holy Infants Showed

• Thy Sweet Remembrance, Lord, Imparts

• Thys Ender Nyzth - Flügel from Ms. Royal App. 58.

• Tidings I Bring You For To Tell (Husk, 1868; Compare Tydynges I Bryng 3ow For To Tell (Wright, 1847)

• Tidings True Be Come Anew

• Tidings True, Come Glad And New

• Tidinges, Tidinges That Be True

• Tidings, People, Take Good Heed (Alternate Title: Welcome Be Our Heavenly King)

• Time, By Moments Steal Away

• Til The Season Comes Round Again (Words and Music by John Jarvis and Randy Goodrum, 1993; From A Christmas To Remember, Amy Grant)

• 'Tis At Christmas Time, When Frost Is Out

• 'Tis Christmas Day - J. W. Lerman

• 'Tis Christmas Day - Oliver Murray Edwards

• 'Tis Christmas Day - S. Archer Gibson

• 'Tis Christmas Now

• Tis Come, The Time So Oft Foretold

• 'Tis For Conquering Kings To Gain

• 'Tis Good, Lord, To Be Here

• 'Tis Our Right And Bounden Duty

• 'Tis The Day, The Blessed Day (Alternate Title: Noel, Noel)

• 'Tis Winter Now

• To All Men A Child Is Come (Puer nobis nascitur)

• To All The Earth (Croatia - Zvim Na Zemlji Mir)

• To Christ's Own Darling (Segar)

• To Bethlehem That Night

• To Bethlem Shepherd-brethren Ran

• To blis God bryng us all and sum

• To Celebrate Our Saviour's Birth

• To Earth Descending, Word Sublime (Latin: Verbum supernum prodiens)

• To Earth From Heaven Glad Tiding I Unfold

• To Earthly Kings Fresh Names Accrue

• To euery man that is vnkynde (Middle English; retyped in Old Blackletter)

• To God On High All Glory Be

• To Greet Our Saviour's Dear One

• To Him Whom The Shepherd Praised (Words: Quem pastores laudavere, Translator: Ian Bradley, The Penguin Book of Carols, copyright 1992)

• To Redeem A Race Forlorn

• To Shepherds As They Watched By Night (German, Vom Himmel kam der Engel Schar)

• To Shorten Winter's Sadness

• To Simple Souls Alone

• To The Fir Tree

• To The Lord Forever Glorious

• To The Virgin He Sends

• To Thee My Heart I Offer

• To The Now Cristes Derlyng (Fehr)

• To The Now Cristis Dere Derlyng (Fuller Maitland, Middle English)

• To the now, Crystys der derlyng (Wright)

• To Ye Now Crystes Own Derlyng (Flügel)

• To Thee Now, Christës Dear Darling (Fuller Maitland, Modern English)

• To Thee Now, Christ's Dear Darling (Rickert)

• To Thee Who Wast Christ's Own Darling (Weston)

• To Christ's Own Darling (Segar)

• To Thee, O God, The Shepherd Kings

• To Thine Altar’s Shadow Flying ("The Morning Sacrifice") - For The Circumcision, January 1

• To Us A Child Is Born From Heaven

• To Us a Child of Royal Birth

• To Us A Child Of Royal Birth

• To Us A Little Child Is Born - From a Dutch Carol

• To Us A Little Child Is Born (Parvulus nobis nascitur)

• To vs is borne a barne of blis

• To Us Is Born A Little Child - Version 1

• To Us Is Born A Little Child - Version 2

• To Us The Promised Child Is Born !

  To Us This Morn A Child Is Born

• To Weary Shepherds Sleeping

• Today Doth Blossom Jesse's Stem

• Today Hath God Of His Mercie

• Today In Bethlehem Hear I

• To-day In Perfect Gladness

• Today Let Heaven And Earth In Prophecy Rejoice

• Today Maiden Mary, Foretold By The Seer

• Today The Light Of Angels Bright

• Today We Celebrate The Birth

• Toll! Toll! Because There Ends To-night

• Tomorrow Christ Is Coming, Fred Kaan (born 1929) © 1968 Stainer & Bell Ltd. (Advent or Christmas)

• Tomorrow Shall Be My Dancing Day (with Sandys' Notes)

• Tother Day In Mid-Winter (For St. Stephen)

• Touching Grace, We Princes Three

• Toy Sack (Humor from Bob Rivers, Bob Rivers’ Twisted Tunes)

• Toyland

• Traveler  (Words and Music by Ralph Merrifield, copyright 1974, used with permission; for more Merrifield carols, please visit New Hope Music)

• Troublesome Carol (The Christmas Child Is a Troublesome Child) (Christmas) - Shirley Erena Murray (opens in a new window at an exterior site)

• The True Christmas

• The True Messiah Now Appears

• Truly At The Manger Shed

• The Trumpet Carol

• Trumpet Of God, Sound High

• The Truth from Above - Oxford Book of Carols

• The Truth Sent From Above - R. Vaughan Williams

• The Truth Sent From Above (from A Good Christmas Box)

• The Truth Sent From Above (from Cecil Sharp)

• 'Twas A Starry Night Of Old

• 'Twas In A Cave On Christmas Morn

• 'Twas In The Moon Of Wintertime

• 'Twas In The Winter Cold

• 'Twas Jolly, Jolly Wat

• 'Twas Night In Old Judea

• 'Twas The Night Before Christmas (Poem by Clement Clarke Moore or Henry Livingston, public domain; Music by Frank Henri Klickman, copyright 1951; Music by Ken Darby, copyright 1945)

• Twelfe Night (Alternate Title: Now, Now The Mirth Comes)

• The Twelve Apostles (When Jesus Christ had lived; From Sharp, with sheet music)

• The Twelve Apostles (When Jesus Christ had lived; From A Good Christmas Box)

• The Twelve Apostles (Come, I will sing to you)

• The Twelve Days Of Christmas, The – Version 1 (Mirth Without Mischief, ca. 1780, with notes);
  See: Notes on the Twelve Days of Christmas

• The Twelve Days of Christmas - Version 2 (Sabine Baring-Gould, 1889)

• The Twelve Days of Christmas - Version 3 (Cecil J. Sharp, 1916, with notes)

• Twelve Days Of Christmas, The (Cat Lover's Christmas – Humor)

• Twelve Days Of Christmas, The (The 12 Bugs Of Christmas, Version 1 – Humor)

• Twelve Days Of Christmas, The (The Twelve Bugs Of Christmas, Version 2 – Humor)

• Twelve Days Of Christmas, The (The Twelve Cat Daydreams At Christmas – Humor)

• Twelve Days Of Christmas, The (The Twelve Computerized Days Of Christmas – Humor)

• Twelve Days Of Christmas, The (The Twelve Computing Days Of Christmas -- 1994 – Humor)

• Twelve Days Of Christmas, The (The Twelve Costs Of Christmas – Humor)

• Twelve Days Of Christmas, The (The Twelve Days After Christmas - Humor)

• Twelve Days Of Christmas, The (The Twelve Days Of "Cats"Mas – Humor)

• Twelve Days Of Christmas, The (The Twelve Days Of Chemistry - Humor)

• Twelve Days Of Christmas, The (The Twelve Days Of Christmas - Politically Correct – Humor)

• Twelve Days Of Christmas, The (The Twelve Days Of Christmas, Deconstructed – Humor)

• Twelve Days Of Christmas, The (The Twelve Days Of Fast Food – Humor)

• Twelve Days Of Christmas, The (The Twelve Days Of Technology Before Christmas – Humor)

• Twelve Days Of Christmas, The (The Twelve Days Of Texas – Humor)

• Twelve Days Of Christmas, The (The Twelve Days Of Windows 95 – Humor)

• Twelve Days Of Christmas, The (The Twelve Days Of Yule – Humor)

• Twelve Days Of Christmas, The (The Twelve Gifts Of Christmas, Sherman - Humor)

• Twelve Days Of Christmas, The (The Twelve Pains Of Christmas - Humor from Bob Rivers, Bob Rivers’ Twisted Tunes)

• Twelve Days Of Christmas, The (The Twelve Programmer's Days Of Christmas – Humor)

• Twelve Days Of Christmas, The (The Twelve Thank-You Notes Of Christmas (Agnes To John) – Humor)

• Twelve Days Of Christmas, The (The Twelve Thank-You Notes Of Christmas (Cajun Style) – Humor)

• Twelve Days Of Christmas, The (The Twelve Thank-You Notes Of Christmas (Emily To Edward) – Humor)

• Twelve Days Of Christmas, The (The Twelve Vendor Days Of Christmas – Humor)

• Twelve Points (My gift is small, a dozen of points)

• The Twinkling Star