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Royal David's City
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Once in royal David’s city
stood a lowly cattle shed,
and a mother laid her baby
in a manger for His bed:
Mary was that mother mild,
Jesus Christ, her little child
Mary was that mother mild,
Jesus Christ, her little child
He came down to earth from heaven
who is God and Lord of all,
and His shelter was a stable,
and His cradle was a stall:
with the poor, the meek, and lowly
lived on earth our Savior holy
with the poor, the meek, and lowly
lived on earth our Savior holy
And our eyes at last shall see Him,
through His own redeeming love;
for that child so dear and gentle,
is our Lord in heav'n above,
and He leads His children on
to the place where He is gone
And like stars, with glory crowned
Stand his children, all around
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