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This year’s Christmas album is Christmasness featuring:

On the Verge of Christmas

Let the bells ring May the angels sing Please God anything Is Christmas near? Let the bells ring May the angels sing Please God something Is Christmas near? Is Christmas here? Please bring Christmas cheer Do wise men follow The Star If so wonder… wander how far Are shepherds awoken from sleep So that […]

I Believe In Father Christmas

Coversong originally made famous by Greg Lake Written by Greg Lake with lyrics by Peter Sinfield Dsus2 G6 D They said there’ll be snow at Christmas They said there’ll be peace on earth, But instead it just kept on raining, A veil of tears for the Virgin birth. C G D I remember one Christmas […]

Enjoy The Joy

Do you know how to make hearts glow Do you know how to make hearts grow Bake a little love into it From deep within grab a bit Enjoy the joy of sharing it Do you know how to let love show Do you know how to let love go Set it free naturally […]

More Christmas

bookmark_borderFree Christmas Album

New songs with music and lyrics inspired by Thanksgiving, Christmas and the holidays. Free MP3 downloads.

A Touch Of God

Peace, Love and Harmony (Prior to 12-21-2012)

Christmas Impression

Temptation’s Mine

My, My, My, Oh, My (Thanksgiving Song)

Thank God!

Hoping Faithfully

Yet Another Christmas Song (Part 2)

Eternal Spirit

Form Of An Angel

Princess Pea’s Sweet Christmas

Promised Land

Plugged In Christmas Lights

The Shopping Blues

A Page in The Book

Veterans Of The Christmas Wars

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New songs for the holidays have been released including the singles Occupy The Holidays and Childish Behavior plus the album Occupy Christmas.

Written at, or inspired by, Occupy Philadelphia by Daniel Brouse

Recording Christmas Music in Love Park, Philadelphia, PA
Recording Christmas Music in Love Park, Philadelphia, PA

More Christmas Music

bookmark_borderGod Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen

God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen 2010 .MP3

The Dave Version
David wrote us and said:
Your interpretation of the meaning of “God Rest Ye Merry Gentleman” is incorrect. Merry in the old english of this carol did not mean “Happy” it meant “Mighty” or “Powerful” (Think Robin Hoods Merry Men – They weren’t happy because they were wearing tights you know they were a powerful fighting unit) The word “Rest” in the old english also meant to invest a property in or in other words to “make”

So the first line of the carol in modern English would be “God Make You Mighty Gentlemen” Similarly, the term “Merry Christmas” means have a “Powerful” Christmas. Kind of gives the phrase a whole new meaning doesn’t it?

God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen (Bill Clinton Version)