The beloved Christmas song “A Holly Jolly Christmas” was written by Johnny Marks in 1962 and became most notable when Burl Ives sang it as the narrating snowman in the 1964 stop-motion film ...

Bublé also sang Marks’ version of “Holly Jolly Christmas” with toe-tapping lyrics like "Oh, ho the mistletoe / Hung where you can see / Somebody waits for you / Kiss her once for me.” ...

These lyrics ring with a festive familiarity, and they’re deeply embedded in the canon of Christmas songs. It’s the song “Holly Jolly Christmas,” also known as “Have a Holly Jolly ...

The familiar carols proclaim this message, with “Joy to the World” resounding in thousands of churches, while its secular counterpart exhorts listeners to have “A Holly Jolly Christmas.” ...

It’s almost as if song lyrics don’t pass through a grammar ... we all know what it means to have a “holly, jolly” Christmas. It means to celebrate with people you love, share warmth ...

Check out the lyrics for the beloved holiday tune. By Shea Lenniger The beloved Christmas song “A Holly Jolly Christmas” was written by Johnny Marks in 1962 and became most notable when Burl ...

The familiar carols proclaim this message, with “Joy to the World” resounding in thousands of churches, while its secular counterpart exhorts listeners to have “A Holly Jolly Christmas.” ...