The Gfirst NDoel the Cangel did sGay

Was to Ccertain poor shGepherds

in fDields as they lGay

In fGields where tDhey

lay Ckeeping their sGheep

On a Ccold winter’s Gnight

that Dwas so dGeep

They lGook-ed Dup and sCaw a sGtar

Shining Cin the Geast beDyond them fGar

And Gto the Dearth it gCave great lGight

And Cso it conGtinued

both dDay and Gnight

And Gby the lDight of Cthat same Gstar

Three wCise men cGame

from cDountry Gfar

To sGeek for a kDing was tCheir inGtent

And to fCollow the sGtar

wherDever it Gwent

This sGtar drew Dnigh to Cthe northGwest

O'er BCethlehGem it Dtook its Grest

And tGhere it dDid both sCtop and sGtay

Right oCver the pGlace where JDesus lGay

NoGel, NoDel, NoCel, NoGel

BoCrn is the GKing of DIsraGel

Then eGntered Din

those Cwise men Gthree

full Crev’rentGly upDon their kGnee

and oGffered tDhere, in HCis preGsence

their gCold and mGyrrh

and fDrankinGcense

Then lGet us aDll with Cone acGcord

Sing pCraises Gto our hDeavenly LGord

That hath Gmade heaDven

and eCarth of nGaught

And wCith His bGlood

mankDind hath bGought