Central New Yorker’s Top 10 Favorite Christmas Songs

This holiday favorite from 1957 is requested at least three times a week during Lunch at the Lite Cafe.

Every year, this song is highly-requested, although this year, it's not as popular as it has been. But "Christmas Shoes" is still popular enough to make this list.

With tons of different versions of this song, we feel it always makes the list, but by different artists. This year, The Muppets' version beat out the rest.

"Christmas in the Mohawk Valley" always makes the list. That's no surprise though, because it's a holiday song featuring Central New York.

This holiday hit has been a big one this year. It always gets requested, but it seems to be more frequently wanted for 2017 compared to previous years.

Last year, it was Pentatonix's "Hallelujah," but this year that Christmas song didn't even make our Top 10. Pentatonix still made the list though, with this one:

This classic from 1942 is always a favorite. It takes the number 4 spot for 2017.

Many, MANY artists have their rendition of this song, but Mariah Carey's version sticks out year after year after year.

Always a Central New York favorite, "Dominick the Donkey" moves to the number 2 spot for 2017.

"Mary, Did You Know" is a highly-requested song every year, but this year it was the top one. We received more requests for this song (and this version), than any other song.