Tom: D major•
Verse 1
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It happened one day near December's
end when two neighbors
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Called on an old friend and they found
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Lean made gay with thousand bows
Sitting with faces shining when he sud
Stitched a twine and he said "Old friends,
it dawned today
As the cock was crowing the night
away the Lord appeared in
"I'm coming your guest to be."
So I've been busy with feet of stern
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strewing my shop with
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Branches of fern. The table is spread
and the kettle is shine.
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And over the rafters the holly
is twine. Now I'll wait for my
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Lord to appear and listen closely
so I will hear his step as
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He nears my humble place. And I'll open the
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door and look on His face.
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So his
Verse 2
friends went home
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and left Conrad alone for this
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Was the happiest day he had known.
For long since his family had
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Passed away and Conrad had spent
many a sad Christmas Day.
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But he knew with the Lord as his Christ
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mas Guest this Christmas
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Would be the dearest and best.
Verse 3
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So he listened with only joy
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Every sound he would rise with a start
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and look for the
Lord to be at his door. Like the vision
he had had a few hours before.
So he ran to the window after hearing
a sound but all he could
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See on the snow covered ground
was a shabby beggar whose shoes
Were torn and all of his clothes
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were ragged and worn.
Verse 4
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and he went to the door
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And he said "You know your feet
must be frozen and sore.
I have some shoes in my shop for you
and a coat that will
Keep you warmer too." So with grate
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ful heart the man went away
But Conrad noticed the time of day
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and wondered what made the
Lord so late and how much longer he'd
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have to wait.
Verse 5
When he heard a knock he ran
to the door but it was
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Only a stranger once more. A bent
old lady with a shawl of
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Black with a bundle of kindling
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piled on her back. She asked
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For only a place to rest but
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that was reserved for Conrad's
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Great guest. But her voice seemed
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to plead "Don't send me away,
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Let me rest for awhile on Christmas Day",
so Conrad brewed
Her a steaming cup and told her to
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set at the table and sup.
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Verse 6
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But after she left he was filled with dis
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He saw that the hours were slipping away
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and the Lord hadn't come as
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He said he would. Then Conrad felt sure he
had misunderstood.
Verse 7
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When out of of the stillness
he heard a cry "Please
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Help me and tell me where am I?"
So again he opened his
Friendly door and stood disapoin
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ted as twice before.
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It was only a child that wandered away
and was lost from
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Her family on Christmas Day.
Verse 8
Again Conrad's heart was
heavy and sad but he knew
He should make the little girl glad.
So he called her in
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quieted all her childish fears.
Then he led her back to her home once
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more but as he
Entered his own darkened
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door he knew the
Lord was not coming today.
Verse 9
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Well the hours of Christmas had
Went to his room and knelt
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down to pray and he said
"Dear Lord, why did you delay?
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What kept you from
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Coming to call on me? For I wanted
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so much your face to see.
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" When soft in the silence a voice he heard.
Verse 10
"Lift up your head for I kept my word.
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Three times my shadow crossed your floor
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And three times I came
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to your lowly door.
I was the beggar with bruised, cold feet
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And I was the woman you gave
something to eat.
I was the child on the homeless
street.
Three times I knocked,
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and three times I came in.
And each time I found the warmth
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of a friend.
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Of all the gifts, love is the best.
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And I was honored to
be your Christmas Guest.
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