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Text:Stars all bright are beaming
Author:R. R. Chope
Tune:[Star all bright are beaming]
Composer:W. R. Holt

653. Stars all bright are beaming

1 Stars all bright are beaming,
From the skies above,
Nature's face all gleaming,
Shines with Heaven's own love.
Wake and sing, good Christians,
On this Birthday Morn,
Heaven and Earth are telling
God for man is born.

2 Here for us abiding,
Cradled in a stall,
All His glory hiding,
See the Lord of all!
Wake and sing, etc.

3 Born that He might lead us,
From this desert home,
Guide our way, and feed us,
Till the end shall come.
Wake and sing, etc.

4 Thousand thousand blessings
Sing we for His love,
Choral hymns addressing
To our Lord above.
Wake and sing, etc.

5 Glory in the highest,
For this wondrous birth;
Choir of heaven! thou criest
Peace to all the earth!
Wake and sing, etc.

Text Information
First Line: Stars all bright are beaming
Author: R. R. Chope
Refrain First Line: Wake and sing, good Christians
Language: English
Publication Date: 1920
Topic: Youth and School Life: Carols
Tune Information
Name: [Star all bright are beaming]
Composer: W. R. Holt
Key: A Major



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