Shone with un­wa­ver­ing ray; shone with un­wa­ver­ing ray.

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The stars, whose light was pure and bright,

Shone with un­wa­ver­ing ray; shone with un­wa­ver­ing ray.

But one, one glo­ri­ous star; but one, one glo­ri­ous star,

When Christ Was Born in Bethlehem (Beesley)

Lyricist: Henry Longfellow (1807–1882)
Composer: Ebenezer Beesley (1840–1906)
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...The stars, whose light was pure and bright,

Shone with un­wa­ver­ing ray; shone with un­wa­ver­ing ray.

But one, one glo­ri­ous star; but one, one glo­ri­ous star,...

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The stars, whose light was pure and bright,

Shone with un­wa­ver­ing ray; shone with un­wa­ver­ing ray.

But one, one glo­ri­ous star; but one, one glo­ri­ous star,

When Christ Was Born in Bethlehem (Beesley)

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