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Post by Linsu on Dec 29, 2005 9:30:42 GMT 10
Just thought this might be interesting.....
at the moment mine is Have yourself a Merry lil Christmas...
because of a certain recent performance......lol
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Post by Sinead on Dec 29, 2005 10:21:58 GMT 10
ah, a favourite trust you to get me thinking, now im actually going to have to make a decision  |
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Post by Linsu on Dec 30, 2005 18:51:01 GMT 10
HMMM.....I'M GUESSING ....SILENT NIGHT ?.......
I REALLY, REALLY LOVE ...MARY'S BOY CHILD.....ESPECIALLY IF IT'S SUNG WELL....
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Post by Sinead on Dec 30, 2005 19:37:51 GMT 10
i wouldnt have a clue i closed my eyes and picked one it was too hard |
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Post by MyMiracle on Dec 31, 2005 0:24:50 GMT 10
my fave is 'oh holy night'
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Post by Linsu on Dec 31, 2005 10:09:55 GMT 10
oh i love that one too............
"It is the night of our dear Saviors birth"
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Post by MyMiracle on Dec 31, 2005 23:45:15 GMT 10
yeh i love it too!!!
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Post by why on Jan 2, 2006 16:09:47 GMT 10
I like adeste fidele....nice song
Can I tell a story? It's about Chriistmas songs and the spirit of christmas. It's a true story as well...didnt happen that long ago either...
You see, there was this group of teenagers who had caught a train on the way back from the city. It was late as they had just spent the night out at a jazz club and they were looking forward to getting home and into their warm beds. It was a nice group of people. They were friendly and had a lot of fun together...a few of them especially enjoyed singing. So seeing as it was close to Christmas, one of the guys in the group decided to start singing "rudolf the red nosed reingdeer". As he got to the chorus, an old man who had been sitting so quietly in the corner it had almost seemed like he was asleep, began to sing. The sound of the second voice caught the group by surprise at first, but it wasnt long until they too had been caught by the christmas spirit and had begun belting out they own renditions of the well-loved song. By the end of the train ride, about half the carriage had joined in the merry singers and they had sung every carol from "the twelve days of christmas" to "joy to the world". The group of singers had included people of many different races including chinese, english and even people "of middle eastern appearance". And as they all sat on the carriage singing, a girl from the original group of travellers couldnt help but think 'wouldnt it be great if, as all these people had come together in the spirit of Christmas, the world could come together in the spirit of humanity'.
Completely true story......and i should know hehehe......*go the girl on teh train*
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Post by Linsu not plugged in on Jan 2, 2006 21:42:43 GMT 10
I like adeste fidele....nice song Can I tell a story? It's about Chriistmas songs and the spirit of christmas. It's a true story as well...didnt happen that long ago either... You see, there was this group of teenagers who had caught a train on the way back from the city. It was late as they had just spent the night out at a jazz club and they were looking forward to getting home and into their warm beds. It was a nice group of people. They were friendly and had a lot of fun together...a few of them especially enjoyed singing. So seeing as it was close to Christmas, one of the guys in the group decided to start singing "rudolf the red nosed reingdeer". As he got to the chorus, an old man who had been sitting so quietly in the corner it had almost seemed like he was asleep, began to sing. The sound of the second voice caught the group by surprise at first, but it wasnt long until they too had been caught by the christmas spirit and had begun belting out they own renditions of the well-loved song. By the end of the train ride, about half the carriage had joined in the merry singers and they had sung every carol from "the twelve days of christmas" to "joy to the world". The group of singers had included people of many different races including chinese, english and even people "of middle eastern appearance". And as they all sat on the carriage singing, a girl from the original group of travellers couldnt help but think 'wouldnt it be great if, as all these people had come together in the spirit of Christmas, the world could come together in the spirit of humanity'. Completely true story......and i should know hehehe......*go the girl on teh train*
AMEN TO THAT WISH KATE........SIMPLY BEAUTIFUL STORY...
FROM A BEAUTIFUL GIRL.......  |
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Post by Sinead on Jan 4, 2006 17:49:27 GMT 10
awww thats so cool
no one does that kinda thing in nz
then again i havent caught a train in nz since i was like 3, but the buses are just so sad, nothing like that happens, but i get offered cigarettes and lighters [another story, and one SCARY bus ride]
but thanks for sharing that kate!
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