This harmless little melody from 1959, The Christmas Tree by David Rose and his orchestra, is one of many we like to play while we’re setting up our Christmas tree; and I wanted to share it with you before the tree comes down. It has the advantage of not having any lyrics that I’ve ever heard, so as not to mislead as to the meaning of the day.
A little happiness never hurt anybody. I was ten years old in 1959, and it remains one of my very favorite years.
This one is nice. Here is a suggestion for another type of song:
Change My Heart, O God.
I’ll have it tomorrow morning.