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SKU: A0.742011
Composed by M. Ryan Taylor. 20th Century,Children,Christmas,Contemporary. Octavo. 5 pages. Vocal Works #3618779. Published by Vocal Works (A0.742011).Fly away, my sorrow!
Christmas comes tomorrow;
Hope and peace, it's bringing,
chasing fear, despair away.
Bells are gladly ringing,
add to them our singing:,
"Christ now comes to meet us,
greet us in the rising day!"
In a manger bed, humbly laid, the Father's priceless treasure,
come to raise the dead and set us free, set us free!
Fly away, my error,
Jesus brings much fairer:
Honey-milk, without price,
offerred with the 'Bread of Life.'
Angels give the tune: Men reply, but fail to meet their measure;
longing to commune, Christ brings the key to family.
Bells are gladly ringing,
add to them our singing:
"Christ now comes to meet us,
greet us in the coming day, the coming day!"
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