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Bethlehem |
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Bethlehem
When the herds were watching
In the midnight chill,
Came a spotless lambkin
From the heavenly hill.
In the midnight chill,
Came a spotless lambkin
From the heavenly hill.
Snow was on the mountains,
And the wind was cold,
When from God's own garden
Dropped a rose of gold.
And the wind was cold,
When from God's own garden
Dropped a rose of gold.
When 'twas bitter winter,
Houseless and forlorn
In a star-lit stable
Christ the Babe was born.
Houseless and forlorn
In a star-lit stable
Christ the Babe was born.
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Welcome, heavenly lambkin;
Welcome, golden rose;
Alleluia, Baby
In the swaddling clothes!
Welcome, golden rose;
Alleluia, Baby
In the swaddling clothes!
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