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the mid - night olear, That glo-ri-ousven skies they come, With peace - fullife's'orush - ing load, Whose forms areare has - tening on, By proph - ets

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Ca,s1ca.r 3. Frank-in - oense toBalthazar 4. MYrrh is mine, its-4t, 5. Glo - rious now be

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nigh, Prayrr and

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West-ward lead - still pro - oeed - itg, Guide us to Thy per - feot light.

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StlentllghtJoseph Mohr

Translation anonymous

1. Si2. Si3. Si

'Roundyon Vir - gin Moth- er andChild,Glo - ries stream from heav- en a - far,Ra - diant beams from Thy ho - 1y face,

night, A11 isnight, Shep -herdsnight, Son of

Ho ly In - fant so

Heav'n-ly hosts singWith the dawn of re

en - ly peace.vior is born.at Thy birth.

Franz Gruber

bright,sight.light

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lent night,lent night,lent night,

Ho

Ho

Ho

oalm,quakeGod,

all isat the

lovets pure

1y

ly1y

ten-derA1 - le-deem -

and mi1d,

1u - ia;ing grace,

Sleep in heav- en - lyChrist the Sa - vior is

Je - sus, Lord, at Thy

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Sleep in heav -

Christ the Sa -

Je - sus, Lord,

peace,

born,birth,

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IN THE BLEAK MIDWINTERWords by

CHRISTINA GEORG INA ROSETTI

the bleak midheav'n can - notgels and arch

Music byGUSTAV HOLST

Frost - y windmadeNor

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earth sus

May have gath - ered

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ter likehe comes

had fal - len,the bleak midhis moth - erI were a wlse _

snowwinon

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Snow

- on- snow,

sta - ble - place suf - ficedIn her maid - en bliss,I would do my part;

long

In the bleak mid - winLord

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God Al - mightWor - shipped the Be - lovYet, what can I give

ter,

v,ed

him

Long,

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with_Give

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sus

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Christ.a- kiss.

my

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heart.

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AWAY IN A MANGERMusic by

WILLIAM J. KIRKPATRICK

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L A - way in a-2.The cat - tle are -3. Be near me, Lord

crib for a bed,

ba-bya-wakes,ask thee to stay

the

butClose

looked -Look -in-

stars

loveall

lay -

down his sweet head.

no -

cry - ing he makes.

and - love me, I pray.

in the -thee, Lord -

the dear -

down where hedown from thethy ten - der

sleep on the hay.

morn - ing is nigh.live with thee there,

The lit - tle Lord Je - sus

And stay by my cra - dleAnd fit us for heav - en

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God RestV Merry, Gentlemen

Words traditional

1. God2. From3. The

rest ye mef - ry,God, our Heav - enshep-herds at these

gen-tle - men,ly Fa - ther,ti - dings

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save usthat inwent to

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