New Jingle Bells Song For Children With Lyrics (below) - MUST SEE YOUTUBE VIDEO :))\rbr\rbrDashing through the snow,\rbrIn a one horse open sleigh\rbrThrough the fields we go\rbrLaughing all the way.\rbrbells on bob tail ring\rbrmaking spirits bright\rbrWhat fun it is to ride and sing\rbrA sleighing song tonight.\rbr\rbrChorus\rbrOh jingle bells jingle bells\rbrjingle all the way!\rbrOh what fun\rbrit is to ride\rbrIn a one horse open sleigh, Hey!\rbrJingle bells jingle bells\rbrJingle all the way!\rbrOh what fun it is to ride\rbrIn a one horse open sleigh\rbr\rbrDashing through the snow,\rbrIn a one horse open sleigh\rbrThrough the fields we go\rbrLaughing all the way.\rbrbells on bob tail ring\rbrmaking spirits bright\rbrWhat fun it is to ride and sing\rbrA sleighing song tonight.\rbr\rbrOh jingle bells jingle bells\rbrjingle all the way!\rbrOh what fun\rbrit is to ride\rbrIn a one horse open sleigh, Hey!\rbrJingle bells jingle bells\rbrJingle all the way!\rbrOh what fun it is to ride\rbrIn a one horse open sleigh\rbr\rbrCLICK HERE To Continue To Our Video with full lyrics:\rbr\rbr****COMING SOON****\rbr\rbrRemaining lyrics to Jingle Bells\rbr\rbrA day of two ago\rbrThe story I must tell\rbrI went out on the snow\rbrAnd on my back I fell;\rbrA gent was riding by\rbrIn a one-horse open sleigh\rbrHe laughed a there I sprawling lie\rbrBut quickly drove away\rbr\rbrOh jingle bells jingle bells\rbrjingle all the way!\rbrOh what fun\rbrit is to ride\rbrIn a one horse open sleigh, Hey!\rbrJingle bells jingle bells\rbrJingle all the way!\rbrOh what fun it is to ride\rbrIn a one horse open sleigh\rbr\rbr***************************\rbr\rbrRead more: Christmas Carols - Jingle Bells Lyrics | MetroLyrics \rbr\rbr\rbr******************************\rbrThe History of Jingle Bells on Wiki:\rbrJingle Bells is one of the best-known[1] and commonly sung[2] American wintertime songs in the world. It was written by James Lord Pierpont (1822–1893) and published under the title One Horse Open Sleigh in the autumn of 1857. Even though it is now associated with the Christmas and holiday season, it was actually originally written for American Thanksgiving.[3][4] It has been claimed that it was originally written to be sung by a Sunday school choir; however, historians dispute this, stating that it was much too racy to be sung by a childrens church choir in the days it was written.