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*Name that Christmas Carol*

Contest

Objective:
Guess which Christmas song titles the images represent. Whoever correctly guesses the most wins!

Disclaimer:
I did not invent this game, nor did I draw any of these pictures. I did, however, search various websites to find good images that could be matched in a way that made sense with popular Christmas song titles. smile

Example:
This is a tricky one because the song isn’t too well-known and the image is a bit hard to figure out. Most of the ones that I ask are easier than this. The answer to this picture would be “God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen.”


Format:
I numbered each picture for a reason. Please, make life a little easier for me by submitting your guesses in the following format of Image #. Song Title. So, it might look like this:
1. Chant of the Crazy People
2. Jingle of Awesomeness
3. …Um, I couldn’t get this one.
4. Carol of Elves
Of course, if your submission looks exactly like that, then that would be a problem because - as far as I know - none of those songs exist! rofl

Deadline:
PM your guesses to me by Saturday, the 23th of January. After that date I will post the correct answers and the winner in this thread.

Prizes:
Everyone that enters earns 5 points! Don’t be too discouraged to enter if there are a handful that stump you since I doubt that anyone will know all of them. Feel free to try and prove me wrong, though! biggrin

The person that gets the most correct earns an extra 10 points, and receives a Santa Cow Plushie AND his/her choice of:
Starhat
Tiny Christmas Head-Tree
Spirited 2k8 Peppermint Cap
Cap a la Gingerbread
In the event of a tie, both people earn the extra 10 points, and I’ll roll dice to determine which of them gets the plushie and selected hat.

The winner is...Matelia legwll exclaim She got 40 out of 45 completely correct, and for 2 others she was debating between 2 titles (The right answer was present in her debate both times.), so she almost got 42 out of 45. Let's give her a "round of applause!" *claps hands in a circle* Haha! rofl Sorry, I suppose I'm having trouble getting out of the Picture-Representation Mindset! lol

Thanks to the_cereal_queen and NekoGirlYukiza13 for entering and earning 5 points! razz Although, Neko, Matelia is correct; you were supposed to PM your entry to me. If everyone posted their guesses here, then people could steal one another's speculations. That didn't happen this time since Cereal and Matelia bother entered before you, but it could have been a problem, so please read all of the guidelines in the future. I'd hate for anyone to steal the ideas you, or any of the splendid elves here at The Bookcase, worked hard on. 3nodding

And now the moment you've all been waiting for...


1. Noel (“no L” in alphabet)
2. Walking Through a Winter Wonderland
3. Santa Claus is coming to Town
4. Joy to the World
5. Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer.
6. O Come All Ye Faithful (people coming to see Old “Faithful,” an American geyser)
7. I’m Dreaming of a White Christmas
8. O Christmas Tree (Xmas tree made of “O”s)
9. What Child is This?
10. We Need a Little Christmas (person “knead”ing small Xmas)
11. Deck the Halls (“deck” of cards in “hall”)
12. The Little Drummer Boy
13. O Holy Night (“knight” is “holey”)
14. Hark the Herald Angels Sing
15. Away in the Manger (there’s "a weigh in the manger")
16. Angels We have Heard on High (angels higher than people listening)
17. I Saw Mama Kissing Santa Claus
18. Silver Bells
19. Chestnuts Roasting on an Open Fire
20. It came upon a Midnight Clear (“clear” sky with IT “upon” clock set to “midnight”)
21. Let is Snow! Let is Snow! Let is Snow! (3 panels of snowflakes, so “let it snow” listed thrice)
22. Jingle Bell Rock
23. O Little Town of Bethlehem
24. Frosty the Snowman
25. Jingle bells
26. We Three Kings (they’re 3 “wee” kings)
27. I Saw Three Ships
28. Ding Dong Merrily on High (“Mary Lee” is higher than “ding-dong”ing bells)
29. Happy Holiday
30. So You Want a White Christmas (“sew”ing a “white Christmas”)
31. Do You Hear What I Hear?
32. Greensleeves
33. Santa Claus Lane
34. Holly Jolly Christmas (“holly” is “jolly” with “Xmas”)
35. Up on the Housetop
36. Carol of the Bells
37. Twelve Days of Christmas
38. Silent Night ("knight" saying Shh!, meaning be "silent")
39. If Every Day was Like Christmas
40. Santa Baby
41. Rockin' Around the Christmas Tree (“rocking” chair “around the Christmas tree”)
42. Feliz Navidad (“fleece” from sheep, “navy” ship, and a “dad”)
43. Grandma got Run Over by a Reindeer (person “run”ning and reindeer “over” a grandma)
44. All I want for Christmas is My Two Front Teeth (tool called an “awl,” an “I,” wishbone, “Christmas” tree, and comb missing “front teeth”)
45. Little Saint Nick