This catalogue lists 16 entries for South Park, season 3, episode 15. Details are included where available.
South Park S03E15 soundtrack songs
Catalogue entries · 16 entries
Scene details are included where available. Entries without placement details do not establish where a track is heard.
- Mr. Hankey the Christmas PooEarly '50s recording by Cowboy Timmy
Opening Song
- Dreidel, Dreidel, Dreidel (with Eric Cartman & Stan Marsh)The Broflofski's
Second song in the episode
- O TannenbaumIn the style of Adolph Hitler
Third song in the episode
- Christmas Time In HellSatan, The Dark Prince
Fourth song in the episode
- Carol of the BellsMr. Mackey, The School Counselor
Mr. Mackey, while dressed as a bell, sings all of the parts of the song himself, adding his signature "Mm'kay" into the lyrics.
- O Holy NightEric Cartman
Sixth song in the episode
- Merry F**king ChristmasMr. Garrison, The 3rd Grade Teacher
Seventh song in the episode
- I Saw Three ShipsShelley Marsh, Stan's Sister
Eighth song in the episode
- The Christmas MedleyJesus and Santa Claus
Jesus Christ and Santa Claus appear as a lounge singer-type act, where they take turns singing songs about themselves.
- RioDuran Duran
Sung by Santa and Jesus on stage.
- Have Yourself a Merry Little ChristmasMr. Hankey with Stan, Kyle and Cartman
Closing Song
- Dreidel, Dreidel, Dreidel (with Eric Cartman & Stan Marsh)The Broflofski's, Eric Cartman, Stan Marsh
Second song.
- O TannenbaumAdolf Hitler
Hitler sings in Hell
- Up On The House TopGene Autry
Santa sings karaoke with Jesus.
- Dreidel, Dreidel, DreidelThe Broflofskis, with Eric Cartman and Stan Marsh
Kyle begins singing the song as "I Have A Little Dreidel" to Ike Broflovski while instructing him on how to play with the dreidel. Cartman then enters with his own anti-Semitic verse. Stan later joins in with a verse of his own. Kyle's parents also eventually join in, and they all end up singing their own verses in concert.
- Christmas MedleyJesus and Santa Claus
Jesus Christ and Santa Claus appear as a lounge singer-type act, where they take turns singing songs about themselves.