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  • ​ A CHRISTMAS LULLABY
  • JOHN ADDINGTON SYMONDS
  • Sleep, baby, sleep! The Mother sings:
  • Heaven's angels kneel and fold their wings.
  • Sleep, baby, sleep!
  • With swathes of scented hay Thy bed
  • By Mary's hand at eve was spread.
  • Sleep, baby, sleep!
  • At midnight came the shepherds, they
  • Whom seraphs wakened by the way.
  • Sleep, baby, sleep!
  • And three kings from the East afar,
  • Ere dawn came, guided by the star.
  • Sleep, baby, sleep!
  • They brought Thee gifts of gold and gems.
  • Pure orient pearls, rich diadems.
  • Sleep, baby, sleep!
  • But Thou who liest slumbering there,
  • Art King of Kings, earth, ocean, air.
  • Sleep, baby, sleep!
  • ​ Sleep, baby, sleep! The shepherds sing:
  • Through heaven, through earth, hosannas ring.
  • Sleep, baby, sleep!
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