The song “Merry Christmas Everywhere” has been in use in Germany since 1885 and is particularly suitable for singing with children because it is so catchy. The Christmas carol comes from England. However, it is not known who wrote it.
1st-3rd “Merry Christmas everywhere,”
resounds happily through the air.
Christmas sound, Christmas tree,
Christmas scent in every room.
“Merry Christmas everywhere,”
resounds happily through the air.
1. Therefore all join in the cheering;
for the light of the world comes from the father’s throne.
2. Light on a dark path of life, you are our light;
because you lead those who trust you to blissful rest.
“Merry Christmas everywhere” …
3. What we others have ever done, be done for you,
that everyone must confess: Christkind came for me.
“Merry Christmas everywhere” …
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