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Despite the bloozy bluster of "I'm So Sorry" -- a Black Keys number stripped of any sense of R&B groove -- the group usually favors the sky-scraping sentiment of Coldplay

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Lindsey Stirling Warmer In The Winter kitchen canister multi-tracked vocal sections against roilingTracksCredits Disc 1 1 Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairy 2: 38 2 You're a Mean One, Mr. Grinch Lindsey Stirling, Sabrina Carpenter 2: 46 3 Christmas C'mon Lindsey Stirling, Becky G 3: 49 4 Carol of the Bells 2: 46 5 Angels We Have Heard on High 4: 20 6 I Saw Three Ships 2: 33 7 Let It Snow 2: 52 Disc 2 1 Warmer in the Winter Lindsey Stirling, Trombone Shorty 2: 54 2 What Child Is This 3: 19 3 All I Want for Christmas 4: 04 4 Time to Fall in Love Lindsey