Come on, Ring Those BellsChristmas Song LyricsEverybody likes to take a holiday
Come on, ring those bells,
Celebrations come because of something good.
Come on, ring those bells,
History of this Christmas SongCome On, Ring Those Bells is a bright, celebratory Christmas song made famous by contemporary Christian singer Evie Tornquist in 1977. Written by Andrew Culverwell, the tune quickly became a staple in churches and Christian radio thanks to its cheerful melody and encouraging message. Evie's clear, joyful vocals (listen below) helped cement the song's place in the holiday music landscape, especially among families and congregations who embraced its upbeat style. The song focuses on the joy of Christmas and the sense of togetherness that comes from gathering with loved ones to celebrate the birth of Jesus. Its catchy chorus and easy to sing structure made it especially popular with children's choirs and holiday programs during the late 1970s and 1980s. Many people who grew up in that era remember it fondly as part of their church's annual Christmas traditions. Come On, Ring Those Bells stands out from many traditional carols because it blends modern pop influences with a clear spiritual message. It's lively without being overwhelming, and its simple arrangement makes it easy for groups of all ages to perform. Even now, decades after its release, the song continues to bring a spark of joy to Christmas celebrations around the world. Though not as widely known outside Christian music circles, it remains a cherished favorite for those who love a festive, faith centered song with plenty of nostalgic charm. Performance Video with Brenda Lee |