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The Christmas song you're referring to is "Jingle Bells." The song begins with the iconic "Jingle bells, jingle bells, jingle all the way," which features a catchy, repetitive melody that makes it a holiday favorite. If you meant to indicate a different song with "liSLISLIS," please clarify, and I can help further!
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Christmas song with the initial letters LCIGYMH?
Last Christmas I gave you my heart
What Christmas song has the initial FN?
Feliz navidad
What Christmas song has the initial j b?
JIngle Bells
What is a Christmas carol or song with the initial letters sic?
The song is Step Into Christmas.It is a Christmas song performed by Elton John.
What Christmas song has the initial icuamc?
It Came Upon a Midnight Clear.
What christmas song has the initial icutmc?
It came upon the midnight clear.
What Christmas song had the initial t b c?
No, there isn't a Christmas song with the initials TBC. There is one with the initials TBHC (The Boar's Head Carol).
What is the Christmas carol with the initial J - 11 letters?
You are probably looking for the song Jingle Bells.
What Christmas song has the initial ymiflc by nd?
The Christmas song you are referring to with the initials "ymiflc by nd" is "You're a Mean One, Mr. Grinch" by Thurl Ravenscroft (often associated with Dr. Seuss's "How the Grinch Stole Christmas"). This classic song captures the essence of the Grinch's character and has become a holiday favorite.
What Christmas song has the initial t b h c?
The Christmas song with the initials DHFC is "Driving Home for Christmas", recorded by Chris Rea and released in 1986.
What Christmas song has the initials ohntsabs?
The song title is "O Holy Night", but the initial refer to the first line: O holy night; the starts are brightly shining...
What Christmas song has the initial WSTS?
The Christmas song that has the initials WSTS is "What Child Is This?" This traditional carol, with lyrics written by William Chatterton Dix in the 19th century, reflects on the birth of Jesus. It is often set to the tune of "Greensleeves," a well-known English folk song.
