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Text:Christmas Joy Is Everywhere
Author:Birdie Bell
Tune:[A won­drous song is in the air]
Composer:William A. Post
Media:MIDI file

16425. Christmas Joy Is Everywhere

1 A won­drous song is in the air,
Making ev­ery list­en­er glad;
Christmas joy is ev­ery­where,
Let no heart be sad.

Refrain:
Joy is ev­ery­where,
Joy that all may share;
Heaven’s morn­ing,
Earth ad­orn­ing,
Fills the east­ern sky.
Songs of joy and love
Fill the realms ab­ove;
Praise is ring­ing,
All are sing­ing,
Praise to God on high.

2 A won­drous star is in the sky,
Heralding a dawn­ing day;
Christmas hope brings Heav­en nigh,
So the an­gels say. [Refrain]

3 A won­drous host the shep­herds see,
Host ce­les­tial, come to earth;
Christmas love, a ma­gic key,
Brings a Sav­ior’s birth. [Refrain]

Text Information
First Line: A won­drous song is in the air
Title: Christmas Joy Is Everywhere
Author: Birdie Bell (1908)
Refrain First Line: Joy is ev­ery­where
Language: English
Source: The Voice of Praise No. 2 (Philadelphia: Hall-Mack, 1908)
Copyright: Public Domain
Tune Information
Name: [A won­drous song is in the air]
Composer: William A. Post
Key: B♭ Major
Copyright: Public Domain



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