Alphabetical game

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Did we have Christmas songs yet? If we have, we can take a second round. I love Christmas songs!
 
I thought Nightingale was a nurse during world war 1.
lol

Lynx said:
This game goes by categories, by alphabet. Whatever the category is, whatever letter the last person used, you reply using the next letter.

For example, the category is "Favorite animals" and somebody else said his favorite animal was a Mouse. You would need to find something that starts with N, like "My favorite animal is a Nightingale!"

The person who ends the alphabet on that category gets to pick the next category, like so:
"My favorite animal is a Zebra of course. And the new category is... Favorite songs! My favorite song is Amazing Grace.

And whatever the word is, do please make it a different color like the examples. It will make it clear what letter we are on. ;)

First category is: How are you feeling today?
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Since there is nothing for E in the English Version I am pulling some off of Wikipedia
take your pick

Catalan
"​
El cant dels ocells
" (lit. "Song of the Birds")
"​
El Noi de la Mare
" (lit. "The Son of the Mother")
"El dimoni escuat" (lit. "the devil with no tail")
"El desembre congelat" (lit. "Frozen December")
"El rabadà" (lit. "The shepherd")

Danish
​
"En rose så jeg skyde
"Et barn er født i Betlehem[SUP][
[/SUP]"Et lidet barn så lysteligt"


​
Dutch
"Een kind geboren in Bethlehem"
"Eer zij God in onze/deze dagen" a.k.a. "Engelkens, door het luchtruim zwevend"
"Ere zij God"
"Er is een kindeke geboren op aard"

Finnish
"​
En etsi valtaa, loistoa
" ("Give Me No Splendour, Gold, or Pomp")

French
"​
Entre le bœuf et l'âne gris
"

Galician
"En Belén hai moita festa"

German
"​
Es ist ein Ros entsprungen
" ("A Rose Has Sprung Up")
"​
Es ist für uns eine Zeit angekommen
" ("The Time Has Arrived for Us")

Portuguese
"​
Eu hei de dar ao Menino
(pt)"
("I Shall Give The Boy")
"​
Eu hei de m'ir ao presépio
(pt)"
("I Shall Visit The Manger")

Spanish
"En un burrito orejón"
​
Here is the link if you would like to see the complete list.
I don't know any songs starting with E, thats why I am using wikipedia
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Christmas_carols
toinena said:
Deck the Halls
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Oh. You put some Norwegian songs there, too. And we have many Christmas songs on E.
et barn er født i Betlehem, En rose er utsprunget. And finnish too. En etsi valtaa is by Sibelius. I think. [video=youtube;5eoBakde1yA]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5eoBakde1yA[/video]

As you have let the Nordic countries in, I can continue with Deilig er jorden.
 
And I started to spell backwards...
It is Christmas songs. And I skipped F so I take that.

Fairytale of New York (The Pouges)
 
Kings of the East are Riding (I don't know it, but couldn't come up with a K I do know.)
 
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