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NOEL: CHRISTMAS EVE, 1913 Music & Lyrics by Bridges and Holdridge Sung
by John Denver on A Christmas Together (1979)
GA frosty Christmas eve, when the stars were shining
I Emtraveled forth alone, where wCestward falls the hDill
And for mCany, many a Dvillage, in the Cdarkness of the vaDlley
Distant mGusic reached me, peals of beClls were Gringing.
Then Gsped my thoughts to olden times, to that first of Christmases
When sEmhepherds who were watching, heard Cmusic in the Dfields
And they sCat there and they mDarveled, and they kCnew they could not tDell
Whether Git were angels, or the bCright stars a-sGinging
But Gto me heard afar, it was starry music
The Emsinging of the angels, the Ccomfort of our DLord
Words of Cold that come a tDraveling, by the rCiches of the tDimes
And I Gsoftly listened, as I Cstood upon the Ghill
And I softly listened, as I Cstood upon the hGill

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Noel Christmas Eve 1913

by John Denver

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NOEL: CHRISTMAS EVE, 1913 Music & Lyrics by Bridges and Holdridge Sung

by John Denver on A Christmas Together (1979)

A frosty Christmas eve, when the stars were shining

Em C D

I traveled forth alone, where westward falls the hill

C D C D

And for many, many a village, in the darkness of the valley

G C G

Distant music reached me, peals of bells were ringing.

Then sped my thoughts to olden times, to that first of Christmases

Em C D

When shepherds who were watching, heard music in the fields

C D C D

And they sat there and they marveled, and they knew they could not tell

G C G

Whether it were angels, or the bright stars a-singing

But to me heard afar, it was starry music

Em C D

The singing of the angels, the comfort of our Lord

C D C D

Words of old that come a traveling, by the riches of the times

G C G

And I softly listened, as I stood upon the hill

C G

And I softly listened, as I stood upon the hill

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