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The First |
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Nowell, the |
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Angels did say |
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Was to certain poor shepherds in fields as they lay |
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In fields where they lay keeping their sheep |
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On a cold winter's night that was so deep |
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Nowell, Nowell, |
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Nowell, Nowell |
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Born is the |
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King of Israel |
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They looked up and saw a star |
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Shining in the |
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East beyond them far |
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And to the earth it gave great light |
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And so it continued both day and night |
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Nowell, Nowell, |
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Nowell, Nowell |
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Born is the |
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King of Israel |
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And by the light of that same star |
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Three wise men came from country far |
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To seek for a |
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King was their intent |
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And to follow the star wherever it went |
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Nowell, Nowell, |
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Nowell, Nowell |
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Born is the |
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King of Israel |
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Then entered in those wise men three |
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Full reverently upon their knee |
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And offered there in |
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His presence |
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Their gold and myrrh, and frankincense |
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Nowell, Nowell, |
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Nowell, Nowell |
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Born is the |
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King of Israel |
