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6125. Silent Night! Hallowed Night!

1. Silent night! hallowed night!
Silent sleep, calm and deep;
Softly glitters bright Bethlehem’s star,
Beckoning Israel’s eye from afar,
Where the Savior is born,
Where the Savior is born.

2. Silent night! hallowed night!
On the plain wake the strain
Sung by heavenly harbingers bright,
Fraught with tidings of heavenly light,
Christ, the Savior, has come,
Christ, the Savior, has come.

3. Silent night! hallowed night!
Earth awake, silence break!
High your anthems of melody raise;
Sing, ye mortals, your liveliest praise,
Peace forever shall reign,
Peace forever shall reign.

Text Information
First Line: Silent night! hallowed night
Title: Silent Night! Hallowed Night!
Author: Annie Howe (1884)
Meter: 66.99.66
Language: English
Source: Appeared in Life-Time Hymns, by Horatio R. Palmer, C. C. McCabe & M. R. Brouse (Chicago, Illinois: R. R. McCabe & Company, 1896), number 83
Copyright: Public Domain
Notes: Another version is credited to J. F. Warner.
Tune Information
Name: BETHLEHEM'S STAR
Composer: Horatio Richmond Palmer
Meter: 66.99.66
Incipit: 53564 66222 51567
Key: C Major
Copyright: Public Domain



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