‘tread THOU in them boldly….’

You may not be Santa, but Cha$e Woodie DJ mixes the Motown “Somebody’s Waitin on You” to give you added responsibilities. Get there.

“Wish List” from Newland is R+B obsession over you. Whipped.

“Wish You were Here” by Reindeer Tribe is much grungier but still laser focused on you. Alt rock with snarl.

“Wish You were Here” is washed up Sha Na Na Wish’s attempt at doo wop. Could be sad, could be untalented–hard to say.

“Wit It This Christmas” a la Ariana Grande mushes the mouth and asks for the love from you. Nasal harmonies on R+B.

“With You” out of David Wood’s ‘ROCK NATIVITY’ is Joseph joining forces with Mary already in parturition. It’s a Christmas obstacle.

‘if THOU knowst it tell….’

Chely Wright stands forthright with the gentle pop anthem “Santa will Find You“. All she wants for Christmas is you to get presents.

‘Fooling around the washboards, The Christmas Jug Band rattle off the bad gifts until stating “What I Really Want for Christmas is You“. A military march of a blues waltz.

Rhyan Besco avoids Xmas chatter with the upbeat rap “What’s Special about Today…Is You“. But it’s a special day that he notices you., so it’s somebody’s birthday.

Chad Serhal prattles “When the First Snow Comes” over and over. But it’s about being with you and that’s love, isn’t it? Almost hymnal pop.

Kidsong harmonies harm Stan Davis & Friends’ “Will You be Under My Tree“, But that’s because i thought it was an adult love song. It’s just silliness.

All CJ Soul (feat. B Baby) wants is you. And other stuff. It’s all rapped out in their “Wish List“. Feelings are complicated.

‘all YOU within this place….’

Clubbing the rock, Christmas Aguilera sings “I Wanna Give You a Present” and so much more. So stand still a sec.

Jesse Reid rocks the folk with his agenda-driven “What Does Christmas Mean To You?” I hope you studied.

Heiress Harris gargles “What Does Christmas Mean To You?” into a kidsong of what’re you going to get her. Comfort and joy are on her list.

Edgy Productions’s “What Does Christmas Mean to You?” starts with pie, but then–bombastically–vamps up the kidsong into a stagey production.

Sermonzing, Rev. Emmett Dickinson demands “Christmas – What Does It Mean To You?” Accusations fly in this trumpeted spoken word production with sweet gospel backup from 1929.

European Son monotones the indie “What Does Christmas Mean To You” so flatly that i find it necessary to leave the question mark off the lyrics.

‘let nothing YOU dismay….’

Darkcave sneaks in some progressive rock with “Tell You Something“. Simplified celebrations! I’m for it.

Razzmatazz Productions earnestly asks “What do You Like about Christmas?” The old timey (1920s) warbling may confuse your answer.

Repetitive lessoning, Maple Leaf Learning only inquires “What do You Want for Christmas?” to play with their sound effects. (TV = ‘click click’.) Kidsong bottom of the barrel.

the wish you weres rock it up for their “What do You Want for Christmas?” Their answer is three little words. Not the three you think.

69 Boyz; K-Nock; Quad City DJs get it together for their “What do You Want for Christmas?” resulting in quite a list. Playful rap.

This ask: “What Do You Want For Christmas?” can be simple. Colin Fahy reduces it to country optimism. Nothin’ to it!

‘God rest YE merry gentlemen….’

Darryl Gregory wrestles easy listening open with some pretty cool violin, but “Christmas with You” is for the old folks. Ensure eggnog, you know.

The Fake Swears beg for your return in “We Didn’t Start the Yule Log“, not a Billy Joel parody but an ADHD love rant set to garage messiness.

MORGEN (feat. Sydney Smithmartin) employs personification with the chimney indie pop “We Love You Christmas”. The addition of rap doesn’t ground it.

The Steeles also apply the second person to someone besides you, the listener, while hymning “We Worship You”. Credit where credit is dutiful.

Starshine Singers are looking at YOU when they itemize all the charity needed for the needy in the kid hymn “What Can You Do?” Step up, ye capitalist!

Thrice a Chuckle softens the interrogation with the folk rhetorical question “What Do You Know?” This retrospective over youth, love, parentage seems pointed even for poetry.

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‘don’t YOU cry, I’ll be back again someday….’

David Lazar offer you a song, if that is “What You Wish for“. Or not. Gets nasty, though. I’d be careful about that wishing thing.

Thrill to the return of AI hit-and-misery when MMMC ‘sings’ “Under The Mistletoe Moon“. Jazz band tendencies, but it should end with a kiss. Instead, hand holding.

Funky blues from The Ohio City Singers restore our musical faith with “Under the Tree“. He becomes a believer, after he sees you. Then, swampy time.

Bob Mader gospels the soft rock with “Unto You“, a paean to that Kingly Kingly guy. Pray it, boy.

Sam Shrieve engages creep with “Unwrap You“, a pushy pop grind about who he wants for Xmas. You’re my favorite kind of present, he crows. Run.

Yarou (feat. Sydney SmithMartin) blend wistfulness with whimsy in the freshly flirty “Waste a Holiday with You”. It’s in translation, but pop limned with jazz this gently merits discussion.

‘catch me if YOU can….’

E.Quipped (feat. E5) raps out “Wishin You” with a chip on the shoulder. You seem to be part of the problem.

This year is all about you, baby, simpers 3LW in the ducklips R+B “This Year (It’s All About You)“. Bubblegum snapping.

Brenda Kutz White inflates easy listening with jazz piano and soaring vocals in the desperate “Til You Get the Chills“. Yacht rock or rot yuck?

Lorena Leigh with Ernesto Valenzuela purrs and moans “Tinsel” with that same old All message. Then, suddenly, this lounge pop is over. For the best.

Amati Bros want “To Make You Happy“. It’s the boys’ turn to turn you on. They need a hint, from all i can gather off this pop blues. They’d like to buy a vow.

This year you’re getting me, rock out The Swingin’ Neckbreakers with their retro punk “Under the Christmas Tree“. A bit frightening if you listen to it.

‘just the same as YOU and me….’

Endiamonds phrases “I Don’t Wanna Kiss You” like the flirtiest alt rock from the ’90s you might stumble upon. Don’t you pucker….

Chuck Phillips utilizes little boy voice to chilling effect with “That’s True Love“. It IS about what he wants for Xmas. It’s also indie country with haunting harmonica.

Jazz royalty Nancy Wilson asks for holding and kissing, in fact “That’s What I Want for Christmas“, she croons, from you. Persuasive.

Brendan Dalton & The 1740 Boys Choir get vague when filking “Thinking of You on Christmas (The Final thoughts of Gandalf the Grey)“. Not sure WHO he would spend his last lucidity musing upon, but it be awrful romantical.

Thinking of you this year, Mark Hand spends “This Christmas” lounge bar jonesing over your presence. Velvety.

Aushai dwells on home and family for “This Time of Year“, but her R+B seduction includes a shout out Wishing love to your and yours. That’s an invitation.

‘do YOU know what I know?’

Every Atlas cleans house with the indie “This Christmas (I’m Letting You Go)“. That pronoun is plural; you’re all gone. Goodbye.

In “Shovel” By Surprise either wants you or something from you. Santa knows. And, there’s a lot out on the walk total care of. Lively club rock.

You are always on my mind, belabors The Martial Arts in their rocking “Snow Flakes“. There’s love in there, somewhere.

There is something about December/That makes me love her more than ever, coos Jeremy Lister in the jazzy cool lounge “Something about December“. Snuggle up, it’s going to get cozy.

Dustin Zell’s “Stubby Christmas” reveals a special gift behind the tree. Sadly, it does not stub, it stabs you. That was the knife, though. Then there’s the bat. For you. Or to be used on you. Ouch. Salsa pop.

On the other arm, Salem Ilese wants a “Thank You Note” for all the nice things she got you. Passive aggressive, i guess. Inisistent pop.

‘do YOU see what I see?’

Gighive trots out heavily produced shallow country with “Will I See You Christmas Morning?” Some pleasant pickin’, but pleasant noise only.

New wave power rock from Jake Brennan And The Confidence Men romps “Santa Gave You What You Gave to Me” all over the place. He reports that it’s treatable. Wild show here.

Smokin’ Joe Pilloud smokes the blues for an empty “Santa’s Lap”. The only thing missing is… you.

Coming on strong, Les Fradkin demands that you “Say You Love Me for Christmas“. Or else. He’ll be sad. Power pop rock noise.

Jim Brickman (ft. Kristy Starling) flavors pop with funk while “Sending You A Little Christmas“. Smoky jazz wafts within its intentions, but it sells out to mainstream sentiment.

Falsetto for insistence, Nooshi (feat. Bandgard) deliver a tutorial for achieving potentiality in the show tune “Shine Like Rudolph“. It’s addressed to you.