Hark! The Herald Angels Sing
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Hark! The Herald Angels Sing
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Hark! the Herald Angels Sing / "Glory to the Newborn King!" / Peace On Earth, and Mercy Mild / God and Sinners Reconciled / Joyful All Ye Nations Rise / Join the Triumph of the Skies / With Th'angelic Host Proclaim / "Christ Is Born in Bethlehem." / Hark! the Herald Angels Sing / "Glory to the Newborn King!"
Christ, By Highest Heav'n Adored / Christ the Everlasting Lord / Late in Time Behold Him Come / Offspring of the Favored One / Veiled in Flesh, the Godhead See / Hail Th'incarnate Deity / Pleased, As Man With Men to Dwell / Jesus, Our Immanuel! / Hark! the Herald Angels Sing / "Glory to the Newborn King!"
Oh, Oh, Oh / Ah
Hail! the Heav'n Born Prince of Peace! / Hail! the Son of Righteousness! / Light and Life to All He Brings / Ris'n With Healing in His Wings
(Mild He Lays His Glory By) / Born That Man no More May Die / Born to Raise the Sons of Earth / Born to Give Them Second Birth / Hark! the Herald Angels Sing / "Glory to the Newborn King!" / Yeah
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