You may notice that the Cristmas{/tag]-relevance in some of these songs are disputable at best. The reason is that I have included general 'winter'-songs, though only those who give me a feeling of the "right time" of winter, in that they are 'dark' (as in night, not mood) and about the snow "coming, not already here". So no Tori Amos - 
Winter or Aztec Camera - Walk Out To Winter; they can wait for the Easter-playlist I plan to compilate soon.
Lumsk - Nidvisa: (literally translated:) the Song of Mock directed towards the commercialism of Christmas. Released to gain funds and attention to Gi oss jula tilbake!, a movement to counter this.
Jokke & Valentinerne - Her kommer vinteren (Here comes the Winter): A song to celebrate the end of summer and its pressure to be out in the sun.
Mitch Miller -Let it Snow! Let it Snow! Let it Snow!: Of course.
Chris De Burgh - When Winter Comes: General winter-song.
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Winter or Aztec Camera - Walk Out To Winter; they can wait for the Easter-playlist I plan to compilate soon.Lumsk - Nidvisa: (literally translated:) the Song of Mock directed towards the commercialism of Christmas. Released to gain funds and attention to Gi oss jula tilbake!, a movement to counter this.
Jokke & Valentinerne - Her kommer vinteren (Here comes the Winter): A song to celebrate the end of summer and its pressure to be out in the sun.
Mitch Miller -
Let it Snow! Let it Snow! Let it Snow!: Of course.Chris De Burgh - When Winter Comes: General winter-song.
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