We just learned about the Christmas carol Deck the Halls.
Another famous Christmas carol is We Wish You a Merry Christmas.
This song was written some time around 1935 by an organist named Arthur Warrell.
When he first wrote it, he used the words "I wish you a merry Christmas" instead of "We wish you a merry Christmas".
One of the funny things is the figgy pudding that people demand before they go.
That is an old dessert that was usually like a sweet cake with honey fruits and nuts.
There were also some funny people who had a different version of the song and had the ending of "New Year" rhyme with "barrel of beer".
(from: wikipedia - we wish you a merry christmas)
Kid Facts - Blast from the past: King James Version
