The Nightwish version is in itself a cover. The original was sung by choirboy Peter Auty for the soundtrack of an animated film The Snowman first shown in 1982.
Wow, that was nice! My twin sister Lizzie sang this one in her elementary and middle-school choirs, and it was also on one of our Christmas CD's growing up, so I'm familiar with this one quite well. I don't know how you say it in Russia, but just in case people all over the world say it differently, have a wonderful Christmas! Here in the US we say "Merry Christmas", but British people like Denise Leigh say "Happy Christmas" instead. It definitely fools people when they hear a Christmas greeting they're not used to. Haha.
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The Nightwish version is in itself a cover. The original was sung by choirboy Peter Auty for the soundtrack of an animated film The Snowman first shown in 1982.
Wow, that was nice! My twin sister Lizzie sang this one in her elementary and middle-school choirs, and it was also on one of our Christmas CD's growing up, so I'm familiar with this one quite well. I don't know how you say it in Russia, but just in case people all over the world say it differently, have a wonderful Christmas! Here in the US we say "Merry Christmas", but British people like Denise Leigh say "Happy Christmas" instead. It definitely fools people when they hear a Christmas greeting they're not used to. Haha.