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Well, sweetheart, technically, both "rooftop" and "housetop" refer to the top of a building. However, "rooftop" is more commonly used nowadays and has a bit more pizzazz to it. So if you want to sound hip and trendy, go with "rooftop." But hey, if you're feeling old school, "housetop" still gets the job done.
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What are the release dates for Up on the Housetop - 1992 TV?
Up on the Housetop - 1992 TV was released on: USA: 1992
When was up on the housetop written?
"Up on the Housetop" was written in 1864 by Benjamin Hanby. It is considered one of the earliest secular Christmas songs in the United States.
What Christmas song has the first line initials UOTH?
I don't recall the name, but... "Up on the housetop..." (The name might be Up on the Housetop; I'm not sure.)
Who sings up on he housetop on the Honda commercial?
pomplamoose
What holiday song starts with the letter u?
Up On The Housetop
What do reindeer fo up on the housetop?
They hover up slightly, as they don't want to dislodge the roof tiles, and waken the occupants - especially the sleeping children and give the game away.
What actors and actresses appeared in Up on the Housetop - 1992?
The cast of Up on the Housetop - 1992 includes: Natalie Bridegroom Harris as News Reporter Russ Harris as Gash Rachel Rutledge as Mrs. Whimbly
Where are some of the places that one can lyrics for the song Up On The Housetop?
There are a number of websites where one can find the lyrics to the Christmas song Up On The Housetop including Lyrics Mania, Cowboy Lyrics, Lyrics Freak and Metro Lyrics.
Who sings the new Hyundai Christmas commercial up on the housetop?
The duo Band Pomplamoose
Who sings the Honda days song Up On The Rooftop?
Pomplamoose does the Hyundai, not Honda, holiday commercials, including "Up on the Rooftop"
In the Christmas song Up on the housetop What are they referring to when they say click click click?
reindeers' hooves
What are facts about Up on the Housetop?
"Up on the Housetop" is a popular Christmas song written by Benjamin Hanby in 1864. It is one of the oldest American Christmas songs and tells the story of Santa Claus visiting the narrator's house. The lyrics describe Santa's actions such as filling stockings and eating cookies left out for him.
