The Cambridge Hymnal

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95Suddenly afraid, half-waking, half-sleeping[Suddenly afraid, half-waking, half-sleeping]
96Sweet day, so cool, so calm, so brightPEN SELWOOD
97Sweet Infancy!FESHIE
98The Lord, the Lord my Shepherd isSPEYSIDE
99The God of love my Shepherd isUNIVERSITY
100The Lord my pasture shall prepareSURREY
101The God of love my Shepherd isBICCLESCOMBE
102My shepherd will supply my needGLEN
103The Lord's my Shepherd, I'll not wantCRIMOND
104Teach me, my God and KingSANDYS
105aTe lucis ante terminumTE LUCIS
105bTe lucis ante terminumST. AMBROSE
105cBefore the ending of the dayTE LUCIS
105dBefore the ending of the dayST. AMBROSE
106That virgin's childLINDENS
107The God of Abraham praiseLEONI
108The holy Son of God most highJENA (DAS NEUGEBORNE KINDLEIN)
109The Lord will come, and not be slowOLD 107TH
110The night is come; like to the dayOAKLEY
111The tree of life my soul hath seen[The tree of life my soul hath seen]
112The head that once was crowned with thornsST. MAGNUS (NOTTINGHAM)
113The water stood like walls of brassST. OLAF'S
114Thou art my Life : if thou but turn awayLOWENSTERN
115Throw away thy rodTHE GENTLE PATH
116Thou wast, O God, and thou wast blestTHIRD MODE MELODY
117'Tis the gift to be simple, 'tis the gift to be free['Tis the gift to be simple, 'tis the gift to be free]
118To Mercy, Pity, Peace, and LoveBISHOPS
119Up to those bright and gladsome hillsNEWCASTLE
120Veni, Creator SpiritusVENI CREATOR (Plainchant)
121Come, Holy Ghost, our souls inspireVENI CREATOR
122Come, Holy Ghost, who ever oneBABYLON'S STREAMS
123Come, Holy Ghost, our souls inspireJAM LUCIS
124Come, Holy Ghost, our souls inspireKOMM, GOTT SCHÖPFER
125Creator Spirit, by whose aidCOLCHESTER
126Come, Holy Ghost, our souls inspireVENI CREATOR
127View me, Lord, a work of thine[View me, Lord, a work of thine]
128Who would true valour seeMONK'S GATE
129Wise men patience never want[Wise men patience never want]
130Wilt thou forgive that sin, where I begunDONNE
131While Christ lay dead the widowed worldPASTHEEN
132Were you there when they crucified my Lord?[Were you there when they crucified my Lord?]
133What creature, O sweet LordOLD 25TH
134What's this that in my soul is rising?MERCY'S FREE
135What wondrous love is this, O my soul, O my soulWONDROUS LOVE
136When all thy mercies, O my GodBELGRAVE
137With all the powers my poor soul hathROCKINGHAM
138aYe holy angels brightDARWALL'S 148TH
138bThe Lord of Heav'n confessDARWALL'S 148TH
139You that have spent the silent nightGRÄFENBERG
140Adam lay ybounden[Adam lay ybounden]
141A Virgin most pure, as the prophets do tell[A Virgin most pure, as the prophets do tell]
142All this night shrill chanticleer[All this night shrill chanticleer]
143Behold a silly tender babe[Behold a silly tender babe]
144The boar's head in hand bear I[The boar's head in hand bear I]
145Down in yon forest there stands a hall[Down in yon forest there stands a hall]
146The first Nowell the angel did say[The first Nowell the angel did say]
147From virgin's womb this Christmas day did springSONG 24
148God rest you merry, Gentlemen[God rest you merry, Gentlemen]
149Hark, the herald-angels singMENDELSSOHN
150The holly and the ivy[The holly and the ivy]
151Hush! my dear, lie still and slumber[Hush! my dear, lie still and slumber]
152I sing of a maiden[I sing of a maiden]
153In a field as I lay, methought I heard[In a field as I lay, methought I heard]
154In the bleak mid-winterCRANHAM
155It was poor little Jesus[It was poor little Jesus]
156Into this world this day did come[Into this world this day did come]
157I sing the birth was born tonightWHITLAND
158Jesus born in Beth'ny, Jesus born in Beth'ny[Jesus born in Beth'ny]
159Last night in the open shippen[Last night in the open shippen]
160Lullay, lullay, thou lytle child[Lullay, lullay, thou lytle child]
161I saw a fair maiden[I saw a fair maiden]
162In Bethlehem in that fair city[In Bethlehem in that fair city]
163O my deir heart, young Jesus sweet[O my deir heart, young Jesus sweet]
164aAdeste fideles ADESTE FIDELES
164bO come, all ye faithfulADESTE FIDELES
165On Christmas night all Christians sing[On Christmas night all Christians sing]
166Qui creavit coelum[Qui creavit coelum]
167Sing, all men! 'tis Christmas morning[Sing, all men! 'tis Christmas morning]
168Sweet was the song the Virgin sung[Sweet was the song the Virgin sung]
169That Lord that lay in asse stall[That Lord that lay in asse stall]
170The blessed son of God only[The blessed son of God only]
171The Virgin Mary had a baby boy[The Virgin Mary had a baby boy]
172There is no rose of such virtue[There is no rose of such virtue]
173There is no rose of such virtue[There is no rose of such virtue]
174This endris night[This endris night]
175Tomorrow shall be my dancing day[Tomorrow shall be my dancing day]
176Tomorrow shall be my dancing day[Tomorrow shall be my dancing day]
177A babe is born of high nature[A babe is born of high nature]
178While shepherds watched their flocks by nightWINCHESTER OLD
179Here we bring new water from the well so clear[Here we bring new water from the well so clear]
180Down with the rosemary and bays[Down with the rosemary and bays]
181Alleluia[Alleluia]
182Alleluia[Alleluia]
183Alleluia[Alleluia]
184Alleluia[Alleluia]
185Glory be to God the FatherTONUS PEREGRINUS
186Lord, keep Elizabeth our Queen[Lord, keep Elizabeth our Queen]
187Amen[Amen]
188As the tree falls[As the tree falls]
189Non nobis, Domine, non nobis[Non nobis, Domine, non nobis]

[This hymnal has not been proofed - data may be incomplete or incorrect]
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