Cecil Sharp collected a fragmentary version of this (only 1 verse) from a Mr. Clayton of Shipton-on-Stour, 1913:

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X: 1
T: Sing We All Merrily
M: C
L: 1/4
C: Traditional from Mr. Clayton, Shipton-on-Stour, 1913
Z: Mick Pearce
S: Collected by Cecil Sharp from Mr. Clayton, Shipton-on-Stour, 24th April, 1913
N: Line 4 might be "set out" rather than "get out", I was unsure of handwriting!
K: D
A2 F > G| A A A2| d2 d d| d4|
w: Sing we all me-ri-ly! Christ-mas is here.
G2 G G| F2 A > F| E2 E > E| E4|
w:Days that we loved best of days in the year.
A2 F > G| A A A2| d2 d > d| d3
w: Bring forth the hol-ly the [box] and the bay,
d| B2 B B| (B A) G F| (A G) F E| D3 z||
w: To get out our cot--tage for glad_ Christ-mas Day.