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====2000s==== * 2000: "[[My Only Wish (This Year)]]" by [[Britney Spears]] off the compilation album, ''[[Platinum Christmas]]'' * 2000: "[[Where Are You, Christmas?]]" co-written by [[Mariah Carey]], [[James Horner]], and [[Will Jennings]], but recorded by [[Faith Hill]]. The song was originally recorded by Carey, but because of a [[legal case]] with her ex-husband [[Tommy Mottola]], it could not be released, so it was re-recorded and released by Faith Hill. * 2002: "Maybe This Christmas" by Ron Sexsmith from the compilation album of the same name. * 2003: "[[Christmas Time (Don't Let the Bells End)]]" by [[The Darkness (band)|The Darkness]] * 2004: "[[Believe (Josh Groban song)|Believe]]" written by [[Glen Ballard]] and [[Alan Silvestri]] for [[Josh Groban]] * 2004: "[[Joseph's Lullaby]]" by [[MercyMe]] from the album [[The Christmas Sessions]] * 2004: "[[Wizards in Winter]]", an instrumental written and composed by [[Paul O'Neill (rock producer)|Paul O'Neill]] and [[Robert Kinkel]], performed by the [[Trans-Siberian Orchestra]] * 2007: "[[Mistletoe (Colbie Caillat song)|Mistletoe]]" written by Stacy Blue and [[Colbie Caillat]], and performed by Caillat. * 2008: "[[White Is in the Winter Night]]" by [[Enya]] on the album, ''[[And Winter Came...]]'' * 2009: "[[It Doesn't Often Snow at Christmas]]" by [[Pet Shop Boys]] (UK No. 40 hit)
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