This paper examines the representation of verb forms in Christmas and Easter songs. The material on which the research was conducted was made up of a folk religious song "Kličite Bogu glasom radosnim“ (Sing to God in a joyous voice) which was chosen and prepared by Antun Prpić in 1997. The complete classification of simple and complex verb forms will be structured according to the division of Josip Silić and Ivo Pranjković in the „Gramatika hrvatskoga jezika za gimnazije i visoka učilišta“ (Grammar of Croatian Language for Gymnasium and Higher Education). The introductory part of the paper gives an overview of verbs in general, verb categories, and verbal types whose division still provokes controversy among linguists. Several lines are dedicated to verb forms themselves, as they are the main determinant of the paper. The word class in Christmas and Easter songs are determined in the research part of the paper where their relationship was also established. Additional attention has been given to verbs as a conjugative word class, and the categories of person, number and aspect of a verb have been established, also type of each individual verb has been determined, but most importantly, the form of a verb. Determining the representation of verb forms in Christmas and Easter songs could also be used in further research, but then the broader corpus of the songs of these two religious periods should be included, as the data obtained by this research does not give any insight into the representation of certain simple or complex verb forms.