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“Christmas With You Is The Best” isn’t traditional. It’s sex. Kooky alt rock fun from The Long Winters.

“Christmas You” is a special thing. It’s not an occasion, It’s not a sweater wearing oaf. Jamie O’Neal swings the country pop just far enough to make her point.

“Closer to You” is a reference to baby Jesus from Alison Trelfa. Light ‘n’ airy pop with genuflection.

“Cookies” are a symbol for warmth and love. The Coats sing about you being a holiday dream. And making cookies with you is probably NOT a euphemism. Doo wop a cappella.

CrookedSound gets psychedelic (unintentionally) in “Being with You“. It’s wildly dissociative and obsessive.

“Cult of Seasonality” By Surprise is a long haul of wandering glimpses of Christmas and you and doing and not. I don’t get it and that’s fine.

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Bob Malone is looking for forgiveness in a “Christmas with You“. The song rocks, but what’s in it for her?

Denver Duncan’s “Christmas with You” is a pop celebrant with way more synth than ecstasy calls for. Weeee!

In Love talks around his object d’amor. While the songs is entitled “Christmas with You“, the lyrics are all like the girl and she/her. Pokey indie that seems to have slipped a cog on the playback.

Jorden Milnes and Steven Mcgill have a bone to pick with the carcass of Christmas leftovers. But “Christmas with You” will solve all portion control problems. Indie pop.

Also making the best out of a birthday for Christ, Madisen Renee (feat. Riza Singal) welcome “Christmas with You“. Gospel indie.

Marion Meadows uses sax and R+B to delineate “Christmas with You“. Boss party. Not sure it’s cozy….

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Simplify Christmas (feat. Chris and Sydney Stehm) harmonize some charming pop to make it clear the value of “Christmas Time with You“. Yes, please.

Jamie O’Neal pops the country for “Christmas to Me“. She’s doting on you, with your angel wings. Uh oh. That’s not a terrestrial thing, is it?

More country from Nashional who seems to have less to complain about when “Christmas Will Be Only You and Me“. Provided he ever gets home. Sigh. It’s always something south of the Mason-Dixon.

Vera Lynn wants what’s best for you. So her operatic easy listening “A Christmas Wish (From Me to You)” is less about getting with you, and more about getting you with good stuff. Still u-centric.

David Davis has some “Christmas Wishin’“–this time about you being by his side. Motown pop; you hoo hoo hoo hoo-oo.

Power pop ballad from Artist vs. Poet declares it’s me and you against the Yule in “Christmas with You “.

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Shark Uppercut runs coy when he asks for “Christmas Presence“. Electronic pop about you. Awww, smooches.

Something’s missing for Tyrone & Lesley. It’s your “Christmas Presence“, so the same wordplay as before. Still pretty sweet. Now with Brit harp.

Kem tosses around a good number of ‘girl’s and ‘baby’s, but “A Christmas Song for You” is about you. You know who. R+B seductive.

Even more flirtatious, Diana Barash poses a “Christmas Time“ for you and I. Enjoy the ride, she sings R+B to electronica. Haven’t heard that one before.

Bearkat circles back to indie (with toy piano) for her “Christmas Time of Year“. There’s love in the air.

Presents… no. Tree… yes. Santa… no. Fire… yes. Lindsey Stirling is particular when she throws around hyperactive pop to ask for “Christmas Time with You“. Me, i need that fine fiddlin’.

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Jill Johnson may lose her faith but “Christmas in You” is… something something… kiss. I dunno. Torch country western.

“Christmas Lights“, Christmas nights, snow in flight… but all Daniel Hudson wants is you. Measured pop.

Harmonizing Hawaiian, The Brothers Cazimero vocalize “A Christmas Love Song” about you (not uke).

Not even Santa can come between you and me on “Christmas Night“, or so reasons Coco Jones in R+B rap. How many syllables can you make you into?

Little Big Town also challenges the world to back off when it’s “Christmas Night with You“. Gentler pop with a pronounced bedroom eye.

The Jackson Jennings 5 get conversational wondering about you and the “Christmas of Love“. Catchy ‘cuz it’s repetitious. Lowkey bluesy pop.

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Christopher Barret suffers “Christmas Dreams” of you and misteltoe. Now i’m suffering, too. Barely held together falsetto over easy listening.

Lindi Ortega tries to be more sanguine when it’s “Christmas Eve with You“. But her western warbling grows more desperate with the anticipation. Take it as a compliment.

If The Temptations had you around, ‘twould be “Christmas Everyday“. Swinging, jazzy doo wop–but with less harmony.

The Mavericks gently chill with jazzy blues in the affective “Christmas for Me (Is You)“. It’s croon nation for me.

Can you hear me? Elizabeth Chan wants to know. Jazzed for lounge, “Christmas Forever” addresses her feelings for you. Hyperbole, stat.

The Four Tops go over the top with “Christmas Here with You“. Laid back R+B with a slender coating of Motown disco. Still, they’re so nice.

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Kruxy has candy and treats just for you. His “Christmas (In Your Window)” sparkles like badly sung kidsong. Then, twisting uncomfortable, causes you to reconsider and perhaps if you’re lucky forget.

More loudly than necessary, Chanté Moore declaims she’ll give “Christmas Back to You“. There’s right, there’s wrong, then there’s unleashed soul.

With rhapsodic AI, Killeen3000 portrays “Christmas by the Fireside” for just you and me. Easy listening lounge slop.

The Barefoot Man has a bitter pill to celebrate. With honky tonking slurring he presents “Christmas Comes Around Much More Than You“. That’s not too often. Yet he’s he’s still singing about it.

But oh will you be here “Christmas Day“? Interval wants to know in the indiest way possible. Whispered wonderings in the key of See Me!

Make Like Monkeys waited all year to spend Christmas with you. Now it’s here, so have a “Christmas Ditty“. Soft pop with a bit of oompah. Can’t wait.

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Chuck Berry wants just a little time with you this “Christmas“. Nascent RnR with all the Delta Blues you could ever need.

Trey Stone & The Ringers are waiting for someone wonderful to show up. It’s you. Then it’ll be “Christmas Alone with Me“. Country oxymorons for all.

Thinkin’ ’bout that baby boy Go Fish want “Christmas and You“–in that order. Gospel harmonious pop. Something for everyone. Almost.

Joni James remembers “Christmas and You” all year long. Big band buttering up. For you and you and you and… You.

One of those various artists mashes island pop and CW for another “Christmas and You“. Quite romantical, as i see it. What d’y’all think?

Los Lobos hits the rockabilly with slow rock for their “Christmas and You“. Balladeering all the way.

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Christmas was my favorite, warble The Pizza Carolers, but your kisses are “Better Than Coffee“. You’re the seasoning for the season. Peppy indie.

John Legend is wishing Santa brings you, ‘cuz then he’ll “Bring Me Love“. Swinging R+B that may result in prolonged dancing.

Slow dancing the old Ray Noble 1932 big band classic, MMMC enlists AI to spoil “By the Fireside“. It’s all about you, and the fire, and my sultry voice.

Christmas is for whatever you want, R+Bs Campanella for their “Campanella Christmas“. Smoooove rap.

Dave Dudley & Friends wants to know “Can I Sing a Christmas Song for You?” Bass country with a bouncing melody that’s a bit off putting as a mix. Consider a restraining order.

Luke McMaster cheeses up the pop for the song to “Celebrate You“. You are at the same level of Xmas here. Hoo hoooo.

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Lisa Biales leads the marching band with “At Christmas“. Bluesy rock tells us what she wants with you near the fire. Resistance is yule-while

Refusing to learn punctuation–preferring possessives, Stephen Cuthbert belts out “Baby Your Mine” with mad honky tonk piano and weak sauce western jazz.

Obsessively fixated, Bird Mancini maintains that “Because It’s December” your memories won’t let him go. Indie sinister.

Lilting parang so much that it becomes kidsong, Ian Spencer heralds Jesus. “Because of You” he sings, it’s Christmas. It’s a prayer, it’s a dance number, it’s a problem.

Mopey Bobby Braxton is aw-shuxing his way to opening his heart in “The Best Gift is You“. He’s willing to give up fame for you. If it’ll stop this corn pone country….

Boosting misery with talent, Mindi Abair & The Boneshakers insist “The Best Part of Christmas” is you. Unplugged country, the best kind.