THE BELMONTS - THE BELL THAT COULDN'T JINGLE (Master Cut)

LYRICS: "The Bell That Couldn't Jingle"

A Christmas bell was crying, then Santa heard it say:
"I just can't seem to jingle, and I can't go on the sleigh!"
Then Santa soon discovered the reason that it cried –
The bell that couldn't jingle, it had nothing there inside!

Then Santa said: "Jack Frost will bring my Christmas gift to you
And on Christmas Eve you'll jingle, just like you were brand new!"
Then Jack Frost froze a teardrop, so each time that it swayed –
The bell that couldn't jingle, jingle, it went jingling all the way!
Oh, Jingle bell, jingle bell, jingle all the way!
The bell that couldn't jingle, it went jingling all the way!

(INSTRUMENTAL BREAK)

Then Santa said: "Jack Frost will bring my Christmas gift to you
And on Christmas Eve you'll jingle, just like you were brand new!"
Then Jack Frost froze a teardrop, so each time that it swayed –
The Bell That Couldn't Jingle, jingle, it went jingling all the way!
Oh, Jingle bell, jingle bell, jingle all the way!
The bell that couldn't jingle, it went jingling all the way!

It went jingling all the way!
It went jingling all the way!

Memories of an "Italian-American Christmas"; From the aroma of the food to the glow of the fire lights and good music "Canzone Natalizia or Canzone Di Natale" there's nothing like an Italian-American Christmas. More than 3 million Italians immigrated to the United States in the early years of the 20th century, establishing the largest immigrant community of the period. Where a group of Italian-American vocalists achieved great success as recording artists and performers, here we'll salute the Italian-American crooners, such as Frank Sinatra, Louis Prima, Vic Damone, Jerry Vale, Tony Bennett, Dean Martin, Perry Como, Lou Monte, Al Martino, Julius La Rosa, Jimmy Roselli, Frankie Laine, Don Cornell, Connie Francis and many, many more, hearing their Christmas songs that played in our homes. Undeniably, religion remains the central part of the Christmas season, and so we share the season with family, Loved ones, plenty of good food and music.

A very famous Italian proverb says: “Natale con i tuoi, Pasqua con chi vuoi,” meaning that is mandatory to spend Christmas with your family and loved ones, but you can choose friends or whoever you want for Easter.

Buon Natale! Merry Christmas

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[pattyhansen]

I have looked for this song for several YEARS!!! It was played regularly on a local station Oneida, NY, that we listened to as kids. This just made my holiday!!!! RIP dan elliot