Best Christmas songs that you'll actually want to listen

Christmas songs are a treat of the festival, these songs bright up the festival and make it more beautiful! They can bring joy and happiness to any sad heart. These songs can be constantly playing the whole day and you will not get bored, moreover they can intensify your wait for Santa Clause! Many famous artists have developed several songs that make Christmas more joyous and more fun! Here are few great Christmas songs to brighten your festival:

1.‘Merry Xmas everybody’ by Slade- this song released in 1973 always brings the beauty of Christmas to life and surely lights our TV screens.

2.‘Merry Christmas (I don’t want to fight tonight)’ by the Ramones- this puck Christmas anthem is the singer asking his lover to put aside the fighting this Christmas.

3.‘Little drummer boy’ by Lauryn Hill- one of the best hills songs which rocked everyone as all her other songs.

4.‘I wish it was Christmas today’ by Julian Casablancas- this song stayed for a really long time and replaced almost every song of Julian.

5.‘Christmas in Harlem’ by Kanye West featuring Cam’ron, Jim Jones, Vado, Cyhi Da Prynce & Pusha T- this song also includes rap; rap about unwrapping the Christmas presents and partying until night.

6.‘Do They Know It’s Christmas?’ by Band Aid- this song stayed on UK’s top chart success of the decade for five weeks. It is just an amazing song to mesmerize you.

‘All I Want for Christmas Is You’ by Mariah Carey- it is one of the top Christmas tracks and anthems and was successful in stealing most hearts and making Christmas joyous.

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