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SKU: A0.801498
Composed by Connie Boss. Christmas,Sacred. Score. 6 pages. Connie Boss #6051467. Published by Connie Boss (A0.801498).Think About That Day
Composed by Connie Boss
Refrain:
Think about that day and what they must have seen
Though a simpler time, how hard times must have been
Verse 1:
One normal day, an Angel appears before you
You are filled with fear. What are you to do?
He tells you something so hard to comprehend.
He gives you God’s message that you will bear the Son of Man
Refrain:
Verse2:
The message not so clear, you do the best you can
You travel many miles to Bethlehem
The night was upon you. The time for His Birth
You bear God’s child, He is the Savior of the earth
Bridge:
Then out of nowhere, came a light
It was a star, shining bright
Some shepherds followed, to see the sight
Three wise men traveled, brought him their gifts
Kneeled down before Him
For they were blessed
Ending:
Think about that day and what they must have seen.
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