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Text:Sing We Now of Christmas
Tune:FRENCH CAROL
Arranger:Mark Blankenship

111. Sing We Now of Christmas

1. Sing we now of Christmas,
Noel, sing we here!
Hear our grateful praises
to the Babe so dear.

Refrain:
Sing we Noel,
the king is born, Noel!
Sing we now of Christmas,
sing we now Noel!

2. Angels called to shepherds,
"Leave your flocks at rest;
Journey forth to Behtl'hem,
find the Lambkin blest." [Refrain]

3. In the stall they found Him;
Joseph and Mary mild
Seated 'round the manger,
watching the holy Child. [Refrain]

4. From the eastern country
came the kings afar,
Bearing gifts to Bethl'hem,
guided by a star. [Refrain]

5. Gold and myrrh they took there,
gifts of greatest price,
There was ne'er a stable
so like paradise. [Refrain]

Text Information
First Line: Sing we now of Christmas
Title: Sing We Now of Christmas
Refrain First Line: Sing we Noel
Meter: Irregular
Language: English
Publication Date: 1991
Scripture:
Source: Traditional French carol
Tune Information
Name: FRENCH CAROL
Arranger: Mark Blankenship
Meter: Irregular
Key: e minor
Source: Traditional French carol
Copyright: 1991 McKinney Music, Inc. (BMI)



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