Luyện nghe bài hát The Story Of The First Christmas (1959 Version)

This is Como . . .
And I'd to tell you the most wonderful, the most beautiful,
The most story in the whole world,
The of the First Christmas!

Now suppose you make believe this is many, years ago,
A long time before you born!
You're standing on a hillside, near a little in Palestine,
Do you see the man in the distance, slowly, leading a donkey?
His is Joseph!
Someone is sitting on the of the donkey,
And her is Mary!
They've come a long, way,
And they're for a little town near the hillside,
On which standing!
Something very will happen in this little town tonight!
For this is the town of Bethlehem!

Oh little of Bethlehem,
How we see thee lie,
thy deep and dreamless sleep,
The stars go by!
Yet in thy streets shineth,
The light!
The and fears of all the years,
Are met in tonight!

Let's follow and Mary into the town of Bethlehem,
getting dark and all of the rooms at the Inn are taken,
But the kindly tells them
could spend the night at a stable nearby!

Now I told you something was happen, and it did!
A boy is born to Mary and Joseph,
Whom call Jesus!
They have no baby's crib, so Mary puts little to sleep,
In the sweet hay of a manger!

Come, come, to the manger,
sing and asleep on the hay,
Sing, sing, of Angels,
Little Jesus is born on this day!

Jesus is in the manger,
So tiptoe out to the hillside near Bethlehem,
Where the Shepherds are tending flock.

All at the Shepherds are frightened,
be frightened too,
Because a great light shines in the sky!
Even the animals are and still,
But then you hear the of an Angel of the Lord!
And no longer frightened,
For the Angel good news,
News of a born this day,
News of the Lord!

The First Noel! the did say,
Was to poor Shepherds,
In as they lay, in fields where they,
Lay keeping sheep,
On a winter's night, that was so deep!
Noel, Noel, Noel, Noel!
is the King of Israel!

Well, still with the Shepherds,
On the hillside Bethlehem.
We hear the ask the Angel,
Where to the Christ-child?
And the Angel tells to go to the manger.
And as they the sky is filled with other Angels singing,
Glory to God! And on Peace, Goodwill, to Men!

The Shepherds to the manger,
on their knees before the baby,
And they him!
For He is the Lord!

Oh! all ye faithful,
and triumphant!
Oh Come ye, Oh ye, to Bethlehem!
Come and Him,
the King of Angels,
Oh! let us adore Him,
Oh! let us adore Him,
Oh! Come let us Him,
the Lord!

And now, up into the sky!
Do you see that bright star twinkling in the
Far away, three men are looking at that star as we are!
They're on camels,
And they're the star as a guide to lead them to the Christ-child.
Who are these three men who follow the

We Kings of Orient are,
Bearing gifts, we afar,
and fountain, moor and mountain,
Following star!

Yes, the three men on the are the three wise men,
The new guides them straight to Bethlehem,
To a baby lying in a manger!
the three wise men present gifts to the Christ-child,
The Christmas gifts ever given to anyone,
A of gold, of frankincense, and of myrrh!

And they too fall on their knees to Him,
And now, a great settles on the night,
For it is the Night!

Silent night, night,
All is calm, all is bright,
'Round yon virgin and child,
Holy infant so and mild!
in heavenly peace,
Sleep in peace!

is why when we celebrate Christmas,
We of Bethlehem,
We think of the Mary,
We think of the wise men,
And the of the Christ-child!
The Christmas!

Oh! Come let us Him,
the Lord!

Adapted by John A. Richards with Musical Arrangement by Ayres
by Perry Como and the Ray Charles Singers
With Mitchell and His Orchestra on July 13, 1959,
at Webster Hall, New York City, for RCA
Recording Bob Simpson