People get excited every year for the season of Christmas music because nothing else feels like it. Carols, old pop standards, and new hits make the songs great, but they all have three similar things: Emotional connection,

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Tell us better a Christmas song than Carrie Underwood's "The First Noel." When it comes to Christmas music, the playlist seems endless. In fact, there's a holiday tune for every kind of music lover, from classic Christmas songs playing nonstop on the radio and in stores to country Christmas songs with so much heart and soul they bring tears to your eyes.