Christmas songs English version of children's songs

The English version of this Christmas song is Jingle Bells.

Jingle Bells is a well-known Christmas song, also called Jingle Bells. This song was written by James Lord Lauder at 1857. It was originally a Thanksgiving song. But later, it became a very popular Christmas song.

This song describes a happy snow season scene, including reindeer and sleigh, and bells. Lyrics express people's joy and celebration during Christmas, and also emphasize the importance of family reunion and happiness.

Jingle Bells has always been a must-have for Christmas concerts, celebrations and revelry parties. Its brisk melody and cheerful lyrics make people swing and sing with the rhythm. This song has become one of the Christmas carols widely sung all over the world.

Jingle Bells is often heard in family gatherings, shopping malls, radio and TV programs. It conveys warmth, joy and festive atmosphere, and has become one of the representatives of Christmas.

The lyrics of Jingle Bells are as follows:

Break through the blizzard.

Running in the snow.

Sitting on a sleigh.

Sitting on a horse-drawn sleigh.

Run across the field.

We crossed the field.

We laughed and sang.

Laugh all the way.

The bells jingled.

The bell on the tuxedo rang.

How refreshing.

Let the spirit shine.

We really like skiing tonight.

How interesting it is to ride horses and sing songs.

Sing a ski song.

Tonight's sleigh song

Oh ... Ding-dong.

Oh ... Jingle bells.

Ding dong.

Jingle bells.

Jingle bells.

Jingle all the way.

Oh, how happy we are skiing.

Oh, riding a horse is so interesting.

Sitting on a sleigh.

Sitting on a horse-drawn sleigh.

Hey! Ding dong.

Hey! Jingle bells.

Ding dong.

Jingle bells.

Jingle bells.

Jingle all the way.

Oh, how happy we are skiing.

Oh, riding a horse is so interesting.

Sitting on a sleigh.

Sitting on a horse-drawn sleigh.

All right, everybody sing together.

All right, now everybody together.

Break through the blizzard.

Running in the snow.

Sitting on a sleigh.

Sitting on a horse-drawn sleigh.

Run across the field.

We crossed the field.

We laughed and sang.

Laugh all the way.

The bells jingled.

The bell on the tuxedo rang.

How refreshing.

Let the spirit shine.

We really like skiing tonight.

How interesting it is to ride horses and sing songs.

Sing a ski song.

Tonight's sleigh song

Oh ... Ding-dong.

Oh ... Jingle bells.

Ding dong.

Jingle bells.

Jingle bells.

Jingle all the way.

Oh, how happy we are skiing.

Oh, riding a horse is so interesting.

Sitting on a sleigh.

Sitting on a horse-drawn sleigh.

Hey! Ding dong.

Hey! Jingle bells.

Ding dong.

Jingle bells.

Jingle bells.

Jingle all the way.

Oh, how happy we are skiing.

Oh, riding a horse is so interesting.

Sitting on a sleigh.

Sitting on a horse-drawn sleigh.