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O Christmas Tree
02:11
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Traditional German
music early 16th century
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Traditional
words by Charles Wesley and George Whitefield
music by Felix Mendelssohn
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Coventry Carol
04:09
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Traditional 16th century English carol
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According to Joe
06:38
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words and music by wade baynham
Hard traveling with a pregnant wife
To pay taxes to a brutal invader
The baby wasn't even mine
I wonder how I could cover the crime
That dream, that dream where the angel
That angel called Gabriel
Told me that I shouldn't worry
I should marry her straight away
Raise this boy as my own
God's son come to save us all
To deliver us from the cruelty and slavery
The shame that we all know so well
He said the Light of the World had come to me
The Light of the World had come to us all
In the strangest of ways, in the poorest of places
To the lowest of people
God this is so strange and humbling
And I am so amazed
So finally we came to an inn
They just turned us away
And the cave they shared with their animals
Was the best place anyone would give
We sweated and cried and prayed through the birth
But in the end, there he was
So we wrapped him in what little cloth we had
And laid him in a manger for the night
' Because the Light of the World had come to us
The Light of the World had come to us all
In the strangest of ways, in the poorest of places
To the lowest of people
God this is so strange and humbling
And I am so amazed
As the angel said, we called him Jesus
And just when it couldn't get any darker
Shepherds came and told us of a great light
An enormous choir of angels
God's messengers telling us of this little boy
Of God come to be one of us
So they came to share in our wonder
They came to share in our joy
That the Light of the World had come to Earth
The Light of the World had come to us all
In the strangest of ways, in the poorest of places
To the lowest of people
God this is so strange and humbling
And I am so amazed
The Light of the World had come to me
The Light of the World had come to us all
In the strangest of ways, in the poorest of places
To the lowest of people
God this is so strange and humbling
And I am so amazed
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Away in a Manger
03:19
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Traditional American Carol 19th century
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Traditional
Cherry Tree Carol English 15th century
The First Noel English 19th century
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In the Bleak Midwinter
04:34
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Traditional
music by Gustav Holst
lyrics by Christina Rosetti
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Mary's Boy Child
03:51
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words and music by Jester Hairston
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wade baynham Durham, North Carolina
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