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What year did Taylor Swift cover the Wham classic Last Christmas?
Which song by Chris Rea contains the line, Top to toe in tailbacks, Oh, I got red lights on the run?
X Factor winner Leona Lewis had a Christmas hit with One More Sleep. But what was the name of her album that featured the Christmas song?
How many "las" follow "fa" in the song Deck the Halls?
What colour vehicle does Eartha Kitt want Santa to bring her in the lyrics to Santa Baby?
The Christmas no.1s of 1975 and 1991 were the same song by the same band. What was the band and what was the song?
Which Christmas carol features these lyrics: The stars in the bright sky, look down where He lay, the little Lord Jesus asleep on the hay?
Which Christmas number one opens with the lines Baby if you've got to go away, don't think I could take the pain?
In 2021, ABBA announced that all of the band's royalties from their Christmas song would be donated to UNICEF for the next five years, but what was the name of that song?
What seasonal song opens with this iconic line, "It was Christmas Eve, babe, in the drunk tank... "?
Which band has had the most UK Christmas No 1 singles?
Which animated film features Walking in the Air which later became a hit for Aled Jones?
In the song The Twelve Days of Christmas, how many ladies were dancing?
Which band achieved an unexpected Christmas No. 1 in 2009 as a result of a backlash against The X Factor winners?
Who sang the lines 'Are you waiting for the family to arrive? Are you sure you've got the room to spare inside?'
You know the first line, but what’s the second line of I’m Dreaming of a White Christmas?
Who sang these lines: And so this is Christmas I hope you had fun, the near and the dear ones the old and the young?
Who was the only singer to perform the same line in Do They Know It's Christmas? for Band Aid in 1984 and Band Aid 20 in 2004?
Which Christmas song describes the birth of Jesus as a supernatural event?
Whose is the first voice you hear on the original Band Aid single in 1984?
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