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When was Cool Yule - song - created?
Cool Yule - song - was created in 1953.
Who wrote the song almost here?
Who wrote the song almost.
Who wrote the song trapped?
Jimmy Cliff wrote the song Trapped.
Who wrote the Donna Summers song Dim all the lights?
She wrote this song by herself.
Who wrote the song called Better?
The better better better song
When was Cool Yule - song - created?
Cool Yule - song - was created in 1953.
What is the Christmas song in the movie serendipity?
It is "Cool Yule" by Louis Armstrong
When was Cool Yule created?
Cool Yule was created on 2006-10-10.
Who wrote the song for the cool in you?
I believe babyface?...
What Christmas song has lyrics see the blazing yule before us?
The Christmas song "Deck the Halls" contains the lyrics 'see the blazing Yule before us'.
Who wrote jls song the club is alive?
I think it's written by Jls! Cool song anyway!
Who sang and wrote the song Scratch from Shake It Up - Disney?
I know that BG5 sings the song! It is so cool right? I, sadly, don't know who wrote the song. I think maybe they (the BG5 girls) wrote it together, but I'm not sure.
Who wrote the song how cool is that on bring it on all or nothing?
Vanessa Hudgens and Nick Jonas?
What songs do Miley Cyrus sing?
her dad writes her songs but then kesha wrote her the song "time of our lives" which is a cool song!
But who sings the song I'm all about cool?
The person who wrote the song "I'm All About Cool" is Jim Johnston. Its a theme song for Duece & Dom when they appear on Wrestling. The song is on WWE vol. 7 album. I do not know who sings it.
Who wrote the original song 'Rock The Bells'?
The original song 'Rock The Bells' was written by LL Cool J and released in 1985 by Def Jam Recordings. The song is the third single from LL Cool J's debut album 'Radio'.
What song has see the blazing yule before us?
The song with the lyrics "see the blazing yule before us" is "Deck the Halls." It is a traditional Christmas carol that celebrates the festive season and encourages merriment and joy. The phrase refers to the Yule log, a symbol of warmth and celebration during the winter holidays.
