Why is Jingle Bells a Christmas song?
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Originally named 'The One Horse Open Sleigh', James Lord Pierpont composed the song in 1850 for his Thanksgiving Sunday school class. ... According to History.com, the jingling bells refer to the New England sleigh races that were popular in the 1800s.
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