Who Comes This Night

James Taylor

Transposer:

[Verse 1] Who comes this night this wintry night As to the lowly manger? The shepherds and the kings did come To welcome in the stranger [Verse 2] Who sends this song upon the air To ease the soul that’s aching? To still the cry of deep despair And heal the heart that’s breaking [Chorus 1] Brother Joseph bring the light Fast the night is fading And who will come this wintry night To where the stranger’s waiting? [Verse 3] Who comes this night with humble heart To give the fullest measure A gift of purest love to bring What good and worthy treasure [Chorus 2] Brother Joseph bring the lamb For they are asking for Him The children come this starry night To lay their hearts before Him [Verse 4] For those who would the stranger greet Must lay their hearts before Him And raise their song in voices sweet To worship and adore Him [Chorus 1] Brother Joseph bring the light Fast the night is fading And who will come this wintry night To where the stranger’s waiting? [Chorus 2] Brother Joseph bring the lamb For they are asking for Him The children come this starry night To lay their hearts before Him [Outro] Pure of heart this starry night To lay their hearts before Him

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