Christmas at the Carillon - Conspirare
Christmas at the Carillon - Conspirare
Christmas at the Carillon - Conspirare
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Born th<strong>at</strong> we no more may die.Born to raise us all from earth,Born to give us second birthHark <strong>the</strong> herald angels sing,“Glory to <strong>the</strong> new born king!”AUDIENCE PLEASE BE SEATEDTomorrow Shall Be My Dancing DayTomorrow shall be my dancing day;I would my true love did so chanceTo see <strong>the</strong> legend of my play,To call my true love to my dance;Sing, oh! my love, oh! my love, my love, my love,This have I done for my true loveThen was I born of a virgin pure,Of her I took fleshly substanceThus was I knit to man’s n<strong>at</strong>ureTo call my true love to my dance.Sing, oh! my love…In a manger laid, and wrapped I wasSo very poor, this was my chanceBetwixt an ox and a silly poor assTo call my true love to my dance.Sing, oh! my love…- English Traditional CarolCarol of <strong>the</strong> BellsHark how <strong>the</strong> bells,sweet silver bells,all seem to say,throw cares away<strong>Christmas</strong> is here,bringing good cheer,to young and old,meek and <strong>the</strong> bold,19