A Wish for Christmas

Track listing

1. "Raymond's Lullaby"
2. * Word and music by Marchan Padla and Paulo K. Tirol; vocal arrangement by P. Tirol; instrumental arrangement by J. Guevarra
3. "Child Emmanuel"
4. * Words, music and arrangement by Nicky Reyes; instrumental arrancement by Julius Guevarra
5. "Paskong Pinoy Medley"
6. * Arranged by P. Tirol
7. * Paskong Pinoy Medley is composed of the following familiar Filipino Christmas songs, in this order:
8. *# Gabing Payapa – words and music by Felipe de Leon, Sr.
9. *# Pasko na Naman – Words by Levi Celerio; music by F. de Leon, Jr.
10. *# Himig Pasko – Words and music by Serapio Ramos
11. *# Maligayang Pasko at Masaganang Bagong Taon – words by L. Celerio, music by Vicente Rubi
12. *# Thank You, ang Babait Ninyo - composer/lyricist unknown.
13. "Silent Night"
14. * Words by Josef Mohr; music by Franz Gruber; arranged by P. Tirol
15. * Hangad's version of Silent Night originally appears in their first Christmas album Pasko Naming Hangad

    Credits

• Piano – Paulo K. Tirol, Nicky Reyes
• Acoustic Guitar – Toto Sorioso
• Electric bass – Brian Sergio
• Double bass/contrabass – Dave Harder
• MIDI programming – Julius Guevarra
• Drums – Dru Ubaldo, Mikah Azurin
• Guiro, African shaker, clave, electronic percussions – Julius Guevarra

• Produced by the Jesuit Music Ministry
• Executive producer – JBoy Gonzales, SJ
• Production managers – Julius Guevarra and Mariel de Jesus
• Copywriting – Paulo Tirol

• Recording engineer – Robbie Grande and Jett Galindo
• Mixing and mastering – Robbie Grande

• Art direction – James Lin and Paulo K Tirol
• Art and layout – Jon Tolentino

  Raymond's Lullaby

Trivia

• , The Easter Journey, A Wish for Christmas, and "Glory and Praise" are the only albums by Hangad that do not contain the word "hangad" in the title.
• The album's title "A Wish for Christmas" is taken from the stanzas of Raymond's Lullaby.
• The executive producer of A Wish for Christmas, JBoy Gonzales SJ, composed Panunumpa, which appears on Hangad's self-titled debut album.
• In the Philippines, the Thank You song at the end of Paskong Pinoy Medley is commonly sung by children at the end of house-to-house carollings . The identity of this song's composer or lyricist is unknown.