Christ­mas trees

We found "Christ­mas trees" used in 3 sacred songs, each carrying a unique message of faith.

“Christ­mas trees”· 3 hymns found
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Cheerily it ring­eth through the air;
With stock­ings in the morn­ing,
Crammed down to the toe,

Christ­mas trees

Christmas od­ors on the breeze.
And all the glad sur­pris­es,
On whose boughs pre­sents grow.

Merry, Merry Christmas! (Cook)

Composer: Mrs. Thomas Cook, 1870
Hymn 1

...Cheerily it ring­eth through the air;

Christmas bells, Christ­mas trees,

Christmas od­ors on the breeze....

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Cheerily it ring­eth through the air;

Christmas bells, Christ­mas trees,

Christmas od­ors on the breeze.

Merry, Merry Christmas! (Cook)

The Happiest Day

lyricist: Rebecca Weston (1835–1895)
Composer: Mildred Hill (1859–1916)
Hymn 2

...With stock­ings in the morn­ing,

And Christ­mas trees at night,

And all the glad sur­pris­es,...

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With stock­ings in the morn­ing,

And Christ­mas trees at night,

And all the glad sur­pris­es,

The Happiest Day

Christmas, Merry Christmas

lyricist: Nina Tiffany, 1912
Composer: Josephine Sherwood
Hymn 3

...Crammed down to the toe,

And fine Christ­mas trees

On whose boughs pre­sents grow....

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Crammed down to the toe,

And fine Christ­mas trees

On whose boughs pre­sents grow.

Christmas, Merry Christmas

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