The following songs are the 12 that Us Weekly chose as the best original Christmas songs of the 1990s -- plus one that I've added myself for this poll, the Pet Shop Boys' "It Doesn't Often Snow at Christmas." Of these 13, which one do you think is the best Christmas song, or at least which one is your favorite? [289 votes total]
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"It Doesn't Often Snow at Christmas" (1997) - Pet Shop Boys (116) |
40% |
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"All I Want for Christmas Is You" (1994) - Mariah Carey (81) |
28% |
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I'm not familiar enough with any (or enough) of these songs to make a choice. (54) |
19% |
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Actually, my favorite original Christmas song of the 1990s is something other than one of the tracks listed above. (22) |
8% |
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"Christmas Through Your Eyes" (1993) - Gloria Estefan (3) |
1% |
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"Hey Santa!" (1993) - Carnie and Wendy Wilson (3) |
1% |
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"Grown-Up Christmas List" (1990) - Natalie Cole (2) |
1% |
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"Sleigh Ride" (1992) - TLC (2) |
1% |
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"Merry Christmas, Happy Holidays" (1998) - *NSync (2) |
1% |
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"The Chanunka Song" (1994) - Adam Sandler (1) |
0% |
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"Put a Little Holiday in Your Heart" (1996) - LeAnn Rimes (1) |
0% |
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"This Gift" (1999) - 98 Degrees (1) |
0% |
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"Everybody Knows the Claus" (1997) - Hansen (1) |
0% |
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"Let It Snow" (1993) - Boyz II Men and Brian McKnight (0) |
0% |
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"Christmas Time" (1996) - Backstreet Boys (0) |
0% |