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A Christmas Carol opens the film. It is sung by a chorus over the opening credits about the joys of caroling. An instrumental bit in the middle is a medley of Christmas Carols.
Christmas Children is sung by Bob Crachit and his children walking home anticipating Christmas morning.
I Hate People is Scrooge's song on his way home from work.
Father Christmas is a comic relief song performed by a group of urchins following Scrooge right after his "I Hate People" song.
See the Phantoms is a brief, dark song sung by Marley as he and Scrooge fly through the dark sky, surrounded by phantoms.
December the 25th is a rousing jig at Fezziwig's party.
Happiness is sung by a young Scrooge and Isabel, while they enjoy each other's company.
You...You is sadly muttered by the older Scrooge, watching himself let Isabel go.
I Like Life is belted out by the Ghost of Christmas Present and an at first reluctant Scrooge.
The Beautiful Day is performed by Tiny Tim for his family.
Thank You Very Much Scrooge is unaware that he is seeing his own funeral in the future. He finds everyone singing and dancing on his coffin. This song received an Academy Award nomination for Best Original Song.
I'll Begin Again is Scrooge's song of redemption when he wakes up, relieved to be alive.
The finale is a huge medley of reprises. First, Scrooge marches through the streets singing I Like Life, then dons a Father Christmas outfit and is paraded through town by the kids singing a happier version of Father Christmas. Following that is a massive reprise of
Thank You Very Much performed by the entire town, delighted and grateful at the lender's profound change of heart. Finally, Scrooge goes home and speaks to Marley through his doorknocker, which the spirit had appeared in earlier. Scrooge thanks his partner for all the help and then leaves for Christmas dinner with his family. A chorus sings a reprise of A Christmas Carol as the film draws to a close.
A soundtrack album containing all the songs from the film was issued on Columbia Records in 1970. Due to legal complications, however, the soundtrack has never been re-released in the CD format.
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