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Did you hear me humming? The kids at school have actually learnt it to sing at the end of our presentation evening. We also sang it at our Christmas Service - we alternate among the local churches each year, and this year it was the Catholic Church. It stands the hair up on the back of your More...

I did it again!!!!! Must be spending too much time here! Jerry I will refrain and just do a little dance instead!

Would that be a happy dance Mariane?

I've found the lyrics of "Christmas day" in several places but no music. Below is another I found during the search. Orana apparently means welcome.
Carol of the Birds
Out on the plains the brolgas are dancing
Lifting their feet like war horses prancing
Up to the sun the More...

Of course, Broni! Jerry gets distressed by our happy noise!!!!! Maybe it's an Aussie thing?

Thanks, Saylz! I have spent a little time searching to no avail - can't even find it on an album to purchase. Not to worry. It is lovely to have carols that refer to Australia isn't it? Rather than cold snowy climes.

Can remember both those carols being sung at school concerts by my girls(in Sale, I think, about 1983). Have a feeling I have North Wind on CD or tape or something - can feel a search coming on tomorrow.

Meantime, I think it's time for bed. I have spent most of the evening wrapping Christmas presents while watching the television. Swore I wasn't going to be, as I usually am, the only one still up on Christmas Eve doing the wrapping. Mind you that has its benefits, because I do it while watching Carols By Candlelight from Melbourne - much more atmosphere than tonight!

should have put that with the last message.

Has Jerry gone?


Far gone, I'd have said!!!!!

So now, I'll turn into a frog too - ribbit! Goodnight!

Ribbitt! Croak!

You can get a sample of "The North Wind" at this site, along with a number of other Australian Christmas songs.

http://www.gumtreemusic.com.au/music/colin-buchanan-and-greg-champion/aussie-christmas-wit h-bucko-and-champs-1-and-2.aspx