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CHRISTMAS FAVORITES
TABLE OF CONTENTS Angels We Have Heard On High Auld Lang Syne Away In A Manger Bring A Torch Jeanette Isabella Carol Of The Bells Christmas Tree, O Deck The Halls First Noel, The God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen Good King Wenceslas Hark The Herald Angels Sing It Came Upon The Midnight Clear I Saw Three Ships Jingle Bells Joy To The World O Come, O Come Emmanuel O Come All Ye Faithful O Little Town Of Bethlehem O Holy Night Silent Night Up On The Housetop We Three Kings Of Orient Are We Wish You A Merry Christmas What Child Is This
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ANGELS WE HAVE HEARD ON HIGH

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Traditional Arrangement and PDF by Michael Daly
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C7
An - gels we Shep - herds, why
have this
heard ju -
on high, bi - lee?
Sweet - ly Why your
sing - ing joy - ous
C7
C7
o'er strains
the plains. pro -long?
And What
the the
moun - tains glad - some
in tid
re - ply, ings be,
C7
D7
E - cho - ing Which in - spire
their your
joy heaven -
ous strains, ly song?"
"Glo
)
Gm
C7
B,
C7
, T
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) )
ri - a,
,
Angels We Have Heard On High
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B,
C7
D7
In
ex - cel -
sis
De
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Glo
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Gm
C7
B,
C7
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B,
C7
;
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AULD LANG SYNE

, T , , T , , T , , T ,
Auld,

Should
ac - quaint - ance be
C7
Words by Robert Burns Music Traditional Arr. by Michael Daly
auld
for - got,
and
)
F
nev er brought to
&
) ) )
mind? Should
B,
auld ac quaint- ance
be
C7
?
for - got
A7
&
) )
and days
B,
@
of Auld Lang
C7

)
Syne, For
Lang Syne, my dear, For
C7
Auld Lang
)
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) )
AULD LANG SYNE
, T , , T , , T , , T ,
&
Syne, We'll
B,
) ) ) )
take a cup of
kind -
C7
?
ness yet,
A7
) )
For
&
Auld
B,
@
)
Lang
C7
)
We Syne.
twa' ha'e ran a -
boor the brae, and
C7
pu'd the Gow - ans
&
fine. We've
B,
) )
wand ered mony a
wear y
C7
?
foot sin
A7
&
Auld
B,
@
Lang
C7
) )
)
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) )
AULD LANG SYNE
, T , , T , , T ,
Syne. For
Auld Lang
Syne, my dear, For
C7
Auld Lang
&
) ) )
Syne, We'll
B,
take a cup of
kind -
C7
?
ness yet,
A7
&
) )
for Auld
B,
@
Lang
C7

) )
Syne.
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AWAY IN A MANGER
T
G

) )
a Lord man - ger Je - sus
Traditional Arrangement and PDF by Michael Daly
A Be -
way in neath me
)
G
no I
crib ask
) ) ) ) ) ) )
for Thee
His to
T

bed, stay,

)
The Close lit - tle by me
?
) )
lay and
A7

G
Lord for -
Je - sus ev - er
down love
His me
sweet I

head, pray,

in the
T

The Bless
stars all
the dear
hea - vens chil - dren
looked in
down Thy
)) ))) ))
where He ten - der
Am7
D7
T

lay, care
% )
The and lit take
tle us
Lord to
Je - sus, hea - ven
) )) )))) ))
a to
sleep live
in with
the Thee
Away In A Manger
T

hay. there.

) )
The A cat - - tle way in

)
are a low - ing man - ger

D7
the no
poor crib
) ) ))
ba - by for his

wakes, bed,
?
)
But the The lit lit tle tle
A7
T

)
Lord Lord
Je Je -
sus sus
no lay
cry - ing He down His sweet
) ) ))
T

makes; head,

)
Lord the

G
I The
love Thee stars in
) %
Je - sus look heav - ens looked
down from down where
)) )) ) ))
G
the He
Am7
D7
T

sky, lay,
And The
stay by lit - tle
my Lord
cra - dle Je - sus
) ) )
to a -
watch sleep
lul - la in the
by. hay.
BRING A TORCH, JEANETTE ISABELLA

T

Bring a torch Jean -

ette
Traditional Arr. by Michael Daly
Is
)
G

D7
) )
) )
T

bel la, Bring a torch come swift ly and

G
) ) ) )
) ) ) )
T

run.
Christ is born, tell the folk of the
)
G
)
D7
0
T

vil -
Em

Je

- sus is sleep ing in His
lage,
) ) ) )
)
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BRING A TORCH, JEANETTE ISABELLA
0
dle, Ah,
Em
ah,
T

cra
Beau -
ti
- ful

D G

T
is the

er,
Ah,
Em
ah,
Moth
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)
D7
)
G
)
T
Beau ti - ful is her
) ) ) )
Son.
CAROL OF THE BELLS

T
0
Hark! how the bells, Sweet sil - ver bells,
Em

All
Words by Peter Wilhousky Music by M. Leontovich Arr. by Michael Daly
seem
to
say,
T

0
"Throw cares a - way." Christ - mas is here, Bring - ing good cheer,
Em

To young and old,
0
Meek and the bold.
Em

Ding, dong, ding, dong,
T

Am7
T

That is their song, With joy - ful ring,
0
All car - ol - ing.
Em

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CAROL OF THE BELLS
T

One seems
0
)
to hear,
Em

of good cheer, From ev - 'ry where
Words
T

0
Fill - ing the air Gai - ly they ring While peo - ple sing
Em
,
Songs of good cheer,
Am
0
Christ mas is here;
Em
T

B7
T

)
Mer
)
- ry, mer - ry, mer - ry, mer ry Christ mas.
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CAROL OF THE BELLS
T

)
Mer
)
- ry, mer ry, mer - ry mer - ry Christ mas,
T

0
On, on they send, On with - out end,
Em

Their joy - ful tone,
0
To ev - 'ry home. Hark how the bells,
Em

Sweet sil - ver bells,
,
All seem to say,
Am
T

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"Throw cares a - way"
0
Ding, dong, ding dong.
Em
T

O CHRISTMAS TREE
, T ,
Gm

)
O Christ - mas tree,
@
O
C7

Christ - mas
tree, Thou
, T , , T , , T
sight of
@
and
C7

love ly!
@
)
O Christ- mas tree, O
C7
tree most fair
)
Gm
)
C7
Thou tree
@
most fair and

love -
ly! The
Christ- mas tree!
)
Gm
thee at
Christ- mas tide, Spreads
@
hope and
C7
glad ness
,
)
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O CHRISTMAS TREE
, T ,

)
far and wide. O Christ - mas tree,
@
O
C7
Thou
christmas tree,
)
Gm
) ,
, T
tree and
@
fair and
C7

)
love ly! O Christ- mas tree,
@
O
C7
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Christ- mas
)
Gm
)
C7

Christ- mas
tree, Thou hast a
@
won - drous

mes - sage;
)
O
)
Gm
@
tree, O
C7

Christ - mas
tree, Thou hast a
@
won - drous
C7
,
)
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O CHRISTMAS TREE
, T , , T , , T ,

mes -
Gm
sage: Thou dost
pro - claim the
Sav - ior's birth, Good
@
will to
C7
men and

peace on earth,
@
)
O Christ- mas tree, O
C7
)
Gm
)
C,7
Thou
F+

mes sage.
Christ- mas tree!
hast
won - drous
)
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DECK THE HALLS

T
Deck the halls with
boughs of hol
Bm
Old Welsh Air Arr. by Michael Daly
ly,
; ; ;
; ; ;
T

?
Fa la la la
A7
la, la la
?
)
la la.
A7
'Tis the sea - son
)
to be jol - ly,
Bm
?
Fa la la la
A7
la la la
?
)
la la.
A7
T

Don we now our
A7
gay ap - par el,
T

)
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DECK THE HALLS
T

Fa la la,
la la la,
Bm

la
E7

la!
Troll the an - cient
la

G
; ; ;
Yule - tide car - ol,
Bm
la la la la, la la
?
la la!
A7
T
Fa
; ; ;
See the blazing Yule before us, Fa la la la la, la la la la! Strike the harp and join the chorus, Fa la la la la, la la la la! Follow me in merry measure, Fa la la, la la la, la la la! While I tell of Yuletide treasure, Fa la la la la, la la la la!
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THE FIRST NOEL

T
The

)
first
,
No -
Am
G7

The an
el,
- gels
did

T

say, Was to cer - tain poor shep - herds
G7

fields as

they
in
)
G7

T
lay;

fields
,
where
Am
G7

lay keep - ing

their
In
they

T

sheep,

On a cold

win - ter's night
G7

was so
that
)
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THE FIRST NOEL

T
deep.
G7

-
,
No -
Am
G7

No -
No
el,
el,

T

el, No -

el,
G7

Born is

the
)
G7

T

King
G7

Is

el.
of
ra
They looked up, and saw a star, Shining in the East beyond them far; And to the earth it gave great light, And so it continued day and night. Chorus
This star drew nigh to the north west, O'er Bethlehem it took its rest, And there it did both stop and stay, Right o'er the place where Jesus lay. Chorus
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GOD REST YE MERRY GENTLEMEN

T
0
God rest ye mer ry gen - tle -men; let
Em
noth - ing you
dis
may,
0
Re - mem- ber Christ our Sav ior was born on Christ - mas
Em
T

day, To
,
save us all from
Am
Bm7
B7
T

Sa - tan's
pow'r
when
)
G C
0
we were gone a -
Em

stray, O

ings of
T

tid
)
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GOD REST YE MERRY GENTLEMEN
B7
T

com fort and
0
joy,
Em

com - fort and joy! O

G B7
T

tid ings
0
fort and
Em
of
com
) )
joy.
In Bethlehem, in Israel, this blessed Babe was born, And laid within a manger upon this blessed morn; To which his Mother Mary did nothing take in scorn. Chorus
From God our heav'nly Father, a blessed angel came; And unto certain shepherds brought tidings of the same; How that in Bethlehem was born the Son of God by name. Chorus
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GOOD KING WENCESLAS

, T , , T , , T , , T ,

Good King Wen - ces las looked out,
&
)
On the
B,
Words and music by John M. Neale Arr. by Michael Daly
feast
of

Ste phen, When the snow lay 'round a - bout,
&
Deep and
B,
@
)
crisp and
C7

) )
e ven; Bright - ly
@
) ) ) )
shone the
C7
) )
/
moon that night,
Dm
&
Though the
B,

) )
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frost
was
cru
el,
GOOD KING WENCESLAS
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stand

)
a
@
poor man
C7

) )
came in
@
) )
sight.
C7

) )
Gath - 'ring
@
win - ter
C7
When

fu
&
-
B,

;
el. "Hith - er, page, and
) ; ; ;
&
)
by me, If
B,
@
)
thou know'st it,
C7

) )
tell ing,
, , T
&
)
Yon - der peas - ant, who is he? Where
B,
@
)
and what his
C7
,
)
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) )
GOOD KING WENCESLAS
, T , , T , , T ,

dwell ing?" "Sire he
/
) ) ) )
lives a good league hence,
Dm
&
) )
B,
@
the
C7

) ) )
moun tain; Right
@
)
a - gainst the
C7
Un - der - neath

)
@
) )
C7

) )
@
) )
C7

foun
&
-
B,

;
tain
for - rest fence,
By Saint Ag - nes'
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HARK THE HERALD ANGELS SING

T
G
the by
Words by Charles Wesley Music by Felix Mendelssohn Arr. by Michael Daly
Hark Christ,
)
C
her high
ald est
an heav'n
gels a
sing dored,
) )
T

G Glo - ry Christ the
)
to ev -

) )
King. Lord,
) )
the new born er - last - ing
Peace on Late in
earth time
)
D
and be -
0
mer - cy hold Him
Em

)
mild come,
T

) )
God and Off - spring
?
-
A7
sin of
ners a
re - con - ciled, Vir - gin's womb.
)
T

Joy - ful Veiled in

)
all flesh ye the
na - tions God - head
rise, see;
Join Hail
the tri - umph the in - car - nate
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HARK THE HERALD ANGELS SING
T

of the De - i -

)
skies; ty,

)
With th'an - gel - ic Pleased as Man with
,
) )
host man
Am
) )
) )
pro to
claim, dwell,
) )
T

"Christ is Je - sus,
born our

in Im
Hark! Hark!
Beth - le - hem." - man - u - el!
) )
) )
the the
Her - ald Her - ald
) )
,
an an
Am
E7
,
sing, sing,
Am

"Glo - ry "Glo - ry
T

to to the the

new born new - born
)
- gels - gels
King!" King!"
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IT CAME UPON THE MIDNIGHT CLEAR

T

It came up -

on the

mid
Words by Edmund H. Sears Music by Richard S. Willis Arr. by Michael Daly
night

T

clear, that glo - ri ous
D7
G7
song
of
old;
)
F

T

from an gels

bend ing

near the
)
G7

T

of gold
earth,
To
touch
their
harps
)
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IT CAME UPON THE MIDNIGHT CLEAR

T

Peace on the earth,

D7

good
,
will to
Am
)
G
T

men, From heav - en's all gra cious King.

T

The world in

sol emn

still ness
) )
G7

T

lay, To hear the
gels sing.
an
)
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I SAW THREE SHIPS

D7
G
T
D7
saw
three
ships
come
sail
ing
)
G
) ) ) )
)
D7
T

in, On Christ mas
0
Day, on
Em
Christ
mas

Day,
) ) ) )
G
)
D7 G
T

saw
three
ships
come
sail
ing

D7 G
) ) ) )
)
D7
T

in on Christ mas
0
Day in the
Em
morn -
) ) ) )
) )
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I SAW THREE SHIPS
D7
T

ing,

D7
And The
what Vir
) )
was gin
in Mary
) ) ) )
those and
ships Christ
) )
all were
T

three, there,
0
)
mas mas
Em
D7

Day, Day,
) ) ) )
On On
Christ Christ
Day, Day,
On On
Christ Christ
mas mas
D7
T

And The
what Vir

D7 G
was gin
in Mary
) ) ) )
D7
those and
ships Christ
)
G
all were
T

three, there,
0
) )
mas mas Day Day in in the the
Em
morn morn -
ing. ing.
) ) ) )
On On
Christ Christ
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JINGLE BELLS
Words and Music by J. PIERONT Arranged by Michael Daly

Dash - ing through the A day or two a Now the ground is
) )
snow, go. white, In a I one horse op thought I'd take Go it while en a you're sliegh, ride, young,

) )
) )
T

,
O'er And soon Take the fields we Miss Fan - ny the girls to -
Am
D7
) )
) )
go, Bright, night
Was And
Laugh - ing all the sea - ted by my sing this sliegh - ing
way! side. song.
T

Bells The horse Just get on Bob - tail was lean and a bob - tail ring, lank, bay, Mak - ing spi- rits Misfor - tune seemed his Two for - ty was his
) )
What He Then
)
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bright, lot, speed,
) )
JINGLE BELLS
T

,
fun it is got in - to hitch him to to a an
Am
D7
D7

G
) )
) )
laugh and sing drif - ted bank op - en sleigh
in a and and
sleighing song to whee, we got up crack! you'll take the
night, sot! lead!
Oh, Oh Oh
T

Jing - le bells, Jing - le bells, Jing - le all
the way, Oh
what fun it

G
)
D7
) )
) )
D7
) )
G
) )
T

is to be in a
1.
A7
2.
one horse op - en
sleigh, hey!
one horse op - en
sleigh!
) )
) )
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JOY TO THE WORLD

Words by Isaac Watts Music by Lowell Mason Arr. by Michael Daly
T

Joy Joy
to to the the

world! world!

The The

Lord Sav -
G7
is ior

T

come; reigns;
Let Let earth men
G7
)
re their ceive songs
) ; ; ;
her em

T
;
King; ploy,
) )
Let While ev' fields -
ry and
T

heart floods
)
pre rocks, pare hills
)
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Him and
room, plains;
And Re
JOY TO THE WORLD
T

heav'n peat and the na sound -
ture ing
sing, joy,
And Re
G7
T

heav'n peat and the na sound ture ing sing, joy, And Re -

T
)
heav'n peat

)
G7 and re -
heav'n peat

and the

T
na sound

)
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ture ing
sing! joy.
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O COME, O COME EMMANUEL

T
/
O O come, come, o Thou come, key Em of -
Dm
Gm
,
man Dav
u id,
/
T

el, come And And ran - som o - pen cap - tive wide our
Dm
,
Is heav'n ra ly
Am
/
T

el, home.
Dm
Gm
That Make
mourns safe
in the
lone day
ly that
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Am
ex leads
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/
T

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Dm
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T

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Dm
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Am
pears. y.
T

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man u -
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Dm

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Dm
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O COME ALL YE FAITHFUL

T
G

all choirs ye of faith an -
Words by Frederfick Oakley Music by John Reading Arr. by Michael Daly
come Sing
; ) ; ;
ful, gels,
; ; ;
T

joy - ful sing in

)
and tri ex - al -
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) )
come sing
A7

G
) )
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A7

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T

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T

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) )
King the of
and ry
be to
hold God
Him,
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O COME ALL YE FAITHFUL
T

An high gels, est, O
come
let
us
T

dore Him, O come let us a -

dore
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Him, O

come let us a -
T

dore
Him,

Christ
)
D7
) )
G
)
G
T

the
1.
Lord.
2.
Lord.
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O LITTLE TOWN OF BETHLEHEM

, T , , T , , T , , T ,

Oh lit tle
Gm
Words by Phillips Brooks Music by Lewis H. Redner Arr. by Michael Daly

town of Beth le - hem, How
) ; ; ;
; ) ; ;

still we
@
see thee
C7

)
lie; A bove thy
D7
deep
and
)
Gm
) ; ; ;
)

less sleep, The si lent
@
stars go
C7
dream
by. Yet in thy dark streets
?
shin eth, The
A7
) ; ; ;
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O LITTLE TOWN OF BETHLEHEM
, T ,
/
ev er las - ting
Dm
Light; The
A7

hopes and
Fdim
fears
of
)
Gm
,)
, T ,

the years Are met in
thee to
C7
- night.
all
For Christ is born of Mary, And gather'd 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.
O holy Child of Bethlehem, Descend to us, we pray; Cast out our sin and enter in; Be born to us today. We hear the Christmas angels, The great glad tidings tell; O come to us, abide with us, Our Lord Emmanuel.
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O HOLY NIGHT
T

C
O Tru ho ly -
)
ly He night taught us

) ) ) )
G7 the to stars love
Words by J.S. Dwight Music by Adolphe Adam Arranged by Michael Daly
are bright one
ly an -

T

G7

the is night love
shin oth
ing er,
it is His law
of and
the His
T

dear gos Sav pel -

)
)
ior's is birth. peace;
)
)
) )

T

lay shall

) ) ) )
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Long Chains
the He
world break
in for the
sin slave
and
er is
ror our
O HOLY NIGHT

T

B7
@
)
ing, ther, Till And
C7

He in
ap - peared His name and all
Em
pin bro
)
) )
the op -
T

soul pres felt sion
,) )
its shall worth. cease.
Em
) ) )
A Sweet
,
G7
T

thrill hymns
)
of of
hope joy
)
the in

)
wea grate ry soul ful cho
re rus
G7
T

joic raise es, we, For Let
yon all -
der with -
breaks in
a us
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O HOLY NIGHT

T
new praise and glo His ho
)
- rious ly morn; name;
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T
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Lyrics by Joseph Mohr Music by Franz Grubert Arrang. by Michael Daly
night,
Ho ly
G7
T

night, All is
calm,

All is
@
T

bright.
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Silent night, Holy Night, Sheperds quake, at the sight, Glorious stream from heaven afar, Heavenly hosts sing Alleluia Christ the Saviour is born, Christ the Saviour is born. Silent night, holy night, Son of God, love's pure light, Radiant beams from Thy holy face, With the dawn of redeeming grace, Jesus, Lord at Thy birth, Jesus, Lord at Thy birth.
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UP ON THE HOUSETOP
, T , , T , , T
lots

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)
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&
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B,

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Saint Nick!
C7
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good
First comes the stocking of little Nell, Oh, dear Santa, fill it well; Giver her a dolly that laughs and cries, One that can open and shut its eyes. Chorus
Look in the stocking of little Bill, Oh, just see that glorious fill! Here is a hammer with lots of tacks, Whistle and ball and a set of jacks. Chorus
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WE THREE KINGS OF ORIENT ARE
T
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Words and music by John Henry Hopkins Arr. by Michael Daly

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Frankincense to offer have I, Incense owns a Deity nigh. Pray'r and praising, all men raising, Worship Him, God most high. Myrrh is mine, its bitter perfume, Breathes a life of gathering gloom; Sorrowing, sighing, bleeding, dying, Sealed in the stone-cold tomb. Glorious now behold Him arise, King and God and Sacrafice. Alleluia, Alleluia, Earth to heav'n replies
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WE WISH YOU A MERRY CHRISTMAS

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WE WISH YOU A MERRY CHRISTMAS

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Dm
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)
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WHAT CHILD IS THIS?

T
/
What Child is
Dm
G7
this who

laid
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to
&
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on Ma ry's lap rest,
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with
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&
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Ma
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ANGELS WE HAVE HEARD ON HIGH

An - gels we Shep - herds, why

Sweet - ly Why your

sing - ing joy - ous

the plains. pro -long?

moun - tains glad - some

re - ply, ings be,

E - cho - ing Which in - spire

ous strains, ly song?"

Angels We Have Heard On High

AULD LANG SYNE

Words by Robert Burns Music Traditional Arr. by Michael Daly

auld ac quaint- ance

Lang Syne, my dear, For

AULD LANG SYNE

twa' ha'e ran a -

boor the brae, and

pu'd the Gow - ans

wand ered mony a

AULD LANG SYNE

Syne, my dear, For

Traditional Arrangement and PDF by Michael Daly

hea - vens chil - dren

where He ten - der

Je - sus, hea - ven

cry - ing He down His sweet

love Thee stars in

Je - sus look heav - ens looked

down from down where

stay by lit - tle

cra - dle Je - sus

BRING A TORCH, JEANETTE ISABELLA

Traditional Arr. by Michael Daly

Christ is born, tell the folk of the

BRING A TORCH, JEANETTE ISABELLA

CAROL OF THE BELLS

Words by Peter Wilhousky Music by M. Leontovich Arr. by Michael Daly

CAROL OF THE BELLS

CAROL OF THE BELLS

Traditional Arr. by Michael Daly

tree most fair

Christ- mas tree!

Christ- mas tide, Spreads

christ- mas tree,

tree, Thou hast a

tree, Thou hast a

sage: Thou dost

pro - claim the

Sav - ior's birth, Good

Christ- mas tree!

DECK THE HALLS

Deck the halls with

Old Welsh Air Arr. by Michael Daly

'Tis the sea - son

Don we now our

gay ap - par el,

DECK THE HALLS

Troll the an - cient

Yule - tide car - ol,

THE FIRST NOEL