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The song in the night

Author: Sallie Keep Best Hymnal: MK1915 #d1 (1915) First Line: A wonderful light, and a song
The song in the night

This is the day of joy

Author: Sallie Keep Best Hymnal: MK1915 #d2 (1915) First Line: Beautiful day, merry and gay
This is the day of joy

The message from Bethlehem

Author: G. C. Warren Hymnal: MK1915 #d3 (1915) First Line: From the far distant city Refrain First Line: A manger so rude and lowly
The message from Bethlehem

Hark, those holy voices

Author: John Cawood Hymnal: MK1915 #d4 (1915) First Line: Hark, what mean those holy voices
Hark, those holy voices

Harken to our adoration

Author: Sallie Keep Best Hymnal: MK1915 #d5 (1915) First Line: Hear our song of gladness Refrain First Line: Gentle Savior, now we bow
Harken to our adoration

Where his love light's gleaming

Author: Geraldine C. Wellington Hymnal: MK1915 #d6 (1915) First Line: If we let his love Refrain First Line: We'll follow where his love
Where his love light's gleaming

When shepherds heard the voice

Author: Sallie Keep Best Hymnal: MK1915 #d7 (1915) First Line: Listen, listen, 'tis a voice Refrain First Line: O, how wonderful, Christ is born
When shepherds heard the voice

Shine on shine heavenly

Author: Sallie Keep Best Hymnal: MK1915 #d8 (1915) First Line: O holy night when the sky
Shine on shine heavenly

Star of his love, lead on

Author: Geraldine C. Wellington Hymnal: MK1915 #d9 (1915) First Line: Over the course of life's highway Refrain First Line: Hearts that are dreary find new cheer
Star of his love, lead on

Beautiful star, lead on

Author: Grace Warren Hymnal: MK1915 #d10 (1915) First Line: Over the plains we would travel afar Refrain First Line: Beautiful star of long ago
Beautiful star, lead on

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