| REVIEWER | RATING & REVIEW |
 | GenghisTheHun (173)
12/22/2007 | Good King Wenceslas was one of the early Christian Kings and indeed may have been the first Christian King of that country. He looked out on the feast of Stephen which is December 26. St. Stephen was the first Christian martyr being stoned by the Jews and dying for his faith.
As the good king looked out, he saw a poor man gathering wood for fuel. The good king summoned his page and they went out to give the poor man a feast.
The page almost froze to death, but by treading in the good king's footsteps, he was saved by the miraculous warmth that remained in the good king's footsteps in the snow.
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 | irishgit (146)
11/09/2004 | My mother used to sing this every Christmas eve. I think it was the only time I ever heard her sing.
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 | jgls (12)
01/18/2004 | i like this one even if after the second or third verse nobody knows the words and they are pretending to sing along anyway.
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 | scottharbaugh (0)
11/10/2003 | there is great history to this song....plus it has an either to remember beat.
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 | ClassicTVFan47 (37)
09/21/2003 | Want to put your kids to sleep on Christmas eve? Just play this song and they'll run to bed screaming!
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 | Snoopy (4)
02/11/2003 | I don't remember ever hearing or singing this one.
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 | mobilebuzz (14)
12/21/2002 | Hands down the best Christmas Carol ever written. No other so called "Carol" comes close.
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