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O Come All Ye Faithful / Come Dear Children / We Three Kings Lyrics by Fred Waring, The Pennsylvanians

The Sounds of Christmas

1959

[Intro: Ring those Christmas bells]
[Intro]
Merry, merry Christmas
Merry, merry Christmas
[Chorus]
Oh, ring those Christmas bells
Ring those Christmas bells
While they chime we'll have a happy time
So ring those Christmas bells
[Outro]
Oh, ring those Christmas bells
Ring those Christmas bells
[Part I: O come All Ye Faithful]
[Verse 1]
O come let us adore Him
O come let us adore Him
O come let us adore Him
Christ the Lord
[Part II: Come Dear Children]
[Verse 1]
Come dear children, don't be dallying
All the family now is rallying
Not a moment now to spare
Joyful haste is in the air
There 're nuts to crack
And candiеs to make
And birds to stuff
And cookies to bake
Thеre's many and many a thing to do
Which we have done before
For Christmas, blessed Christmas
Is here once more
[Verse 2]
Now begins a mighty scurrying
Each to do his task is hurrying
All to finish he contrives
Ere the glorious day arrives
There 're gifts to wrap
And cards to write
And secrets kept
With great delight
There's many and many a mystery
Behind each closet door
For Christmas, blessed Christmas
Is here once more
[Verse 3]
Was there ever such a jolly day
Fam'lies gathered for the holiday
Home is filled with dancing eyes
Laughter, love and glad surprise
There are friends to see
And prayers to say
And songs to sing
In rondelay
There's many a lovely memory
Of Christmastides of yore
For Christmas, blessed Christmas
Is here once more
[Outro]
Come dear children, don't be dallying
All the family now is rallying
[Part III: We Three Kings]
[Verse 1]
We three kings of Orient are
Bearing gifts we traverse afar
Field and fountain, moor and mountain
Following yonder star
[Verse 2]
O star of wonder, star of light
Star with royal beauty bright
Westward leading, still proceeding
Guide us to thy perfect light
Credits
Fred Waring

Fred Waring

The Pennsylvanians

The Pennsylvanians

About “O Come All Ye Faithful / Come Dear Children / We Three Kings” by Fred Waring

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