Though hun­gry and thirs­ty and foot­sore they be;

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No room in the inn for the tra­vel­ers wea­ry,

Though hun­gry and thirs­ty and foot­sore they be;

The child­ren of Da­vid, in Da­vid’s own ci­ty,

No Room in the Inn

Lyricist: Anonymous, before 1917
Composer: Henry Gauntlett (1805–1876)
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...No room in the inn for the tra­vel­ers wea­ry,

Though hun­gry and thirs­ty and foot­sore they be;

The child­ren of Da­vid, in Da­vid’s own ci­ty,...

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No room in the inn for the tra­vel­ers wea­ry,

Though hun­gry and thirs­ty and foot­sore they be;

The child­ren of Da­vid, in Da­vid’s own ci­ty,

No Room in the Inn

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