Go Where I Send Thee Lyrics by Fred Waring, The Pennsylvanians
The Sounds of Christmas
1959
[Verse 1] Children, go where I send thee How shall I send thee I'm gonna send thee one by one One for the little-bitty baby Was born, born, born in Bethlehem Bethlehem, Bethlehem [Verse 2] Children, go where I send thee How shall I send thee I'm gonna send thee two by two Two for Paul and Silas One for the little-bitty baby Was born, born, born in Bethlehem Bethlehem, Bethlehem [Verse 3] Children, go where I send thee How shall I send thee I'm gonna send thee three by three Three for the Hebrew Children Two for Paul and Silas One for the little-bitty baby Was born, born, born in Bethlehem Bethlehem, Bethlehem [Verse 4] Children, go where I send thee How shall I send thee I'm gonna send thee four by four Four for the four that stood at the door Three for the Hebrew Children Two for Paul and Silas One for the little-bitty baby Was born, born, born in Bethlehem Bethlehem, Bethlehem [Verse 5] Children, go where I send thee How shall I send thee I'm gonna send thee five by five Five for the Gospel preachers [Verse 6] Go where I send thee How shall I send thee Well, I'm gonna send thee six by six Six for the six that never got fixed [Verse 7] Go where I send thee How shall I send thee Well, I'm gonna send thee seven by seven Seven for the seven that never went to heaven [Verse 8] Go where I send thee How shall I send thee I'm gonna send thee eight by eight Eight for the eight that stood at the gate [Verse 9] Go where I send thee How shall I send thee Well I'm gonna send thee nine by nine Nine for the nine that dressed so fine Eight for the eight that stood at the gate Seven for the seven that never went to heaven Six for the six that never got fixed [Verse 10] Go where I send thee How shall I send thee Well I'm gonna send thee ten by ten (Ten) Ten for the Ten Commandments (Nine) Nine for the nine that dressed so fine (Eight) Eight for the eight that stood at the gate (Seven) Seven for the seven that never went to heaven (Six) Six for the six that never got fixed (Five) Five for the Gospel preachers (Four) Four for the four that stood at the door (Three) Three for the Hebrew Children (Two) Two for Paul and Silas (One) One for the little-bitty baby Was born, born Born in Bethlehem [Outro] O little town of Bethlehem How still we see thee lie Above thy deep and dreamless sleep The silent stars go by Yet in thy dark streets shineth The everlasting Light The hopes and fears of all the years Are met in thee tonight
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