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==Vorkommen==
==Vorkommen==
*[[Es weihnachtet schwer|s01e01]] - Es weihnachtet schwer
*{{L s01e01}} - Die Kinder singen es zu Beginn der Weihnachtsaufführung.




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==Veröffentlichung==
==Veröffentlichung==
*1868
*1868


==Lyrics==
==Lyrics==
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[[Kategorie:Musiktitel]]
[[Kategorie:Musiktitel]]
[[Kategorie:Musiktitel 1860er]]
[[Kategorie:Musiktitel 1868]]

Aktuelle Version vom 18. Juni 2017, 17:37 Uhr

Vorkommen

  • s01e01 - Die Kinder singen es zu Beginn der Weihnachtsaufführung.


Künstler

  • Phillips Brooks


Veröffentlichung

  • 1868


Lyrics

  • 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 to-night.

    For Christ is born of Mary,
    And gathered all above,
    While mortals sleep, the angels keep
    Their watch of wondering love.
    O morning stars, together
    Proclaim the holy birth!
    And praises sing to God the King,
    And peace to men on earth.

    How silently, how silently,
    The wondrous gift is given!
    So God imparts to human hearts
    The blessings of his heaven.
    No ear may hear his coming,
    But in this world of sin,
    Where meek souls will receive him, still
    The dear Christ enters in.

    Where children pure and happy
    Pray to the blessed Child,
    Where misery cries out to thee,
    Son of the mother mild;
    Where charity stands watching
    And faith holds wide the door,
    The dark night wakes, the glory breaks,
    And Christmas comes once more.

    O holy Child of Bethlehem!
    Descend to us, we pray;
    Cast out our sin and enter in,
    Be born in us to-day.
    We hear the Christmas angels
    The great glad tidings tell;
    O come to us, abide with us,
    Our Lord Emmanuel!