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Most of my music is original. Because I have lived in small branches for most of my life, I try to write songs that can be performed by a small group or a choir of inexperienced singers.
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If you sing/use this song, please contact the composer and say thank you to Donnalynn Grunewald!
Voicing/Instrumentation: SATB
See more from Donnalynn Grunewald.
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Christmas
Christmas
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More about Donnalynn Grunewald:
Most of my music is original. Because I have lived in small branches for most of my life, I try to write songs that can be performed by a small group or a choir of inexperienced singers.
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for this piece (opens in a new window).This Christmas piece features a tenor/baritone duet in the opening lines and asks “Where can I find Christmas?” The melody is a bit on the “pop” music side because of the rhythms but it would be a lovely addition to a fireside or musical program.
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Lyrics: Where can I find Christmas?
Peace on earth is gone.
No good will toward mankind.
No joyous angel song.
Where can I find Christmas?
The world has gone astray.
To these humble, searching hearts I say:
Look beyond the glamour in the window of the store.
Look behind the crowds of people clamoring for more;
Look beyond the glitter to a place and time afar.
To find the meaning of Christmas – look beneath the star.
Look to Bethlehem and see the shepherds watching there,
Wondr’ing at the hosts of heaven hover’ing in the air.
See the star of glory and follow it afar.
To find the meaning of Christmas – look beneath the star.
Beneath the star you’ll see a baby.
The Prince of Peace, this infant small.
Beneath the star you’ll find salvation for all.
Look within the stable to the Babe of Bethlehem.
Look to Him, the Son on God, the King, the Great I Am.
Come to Him, the Savior, ye people near and far.
To find the meaning of Christmas – look beneath the star.
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