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Text: | “</Font>Huron Carol” of Saint Jean de Br</Font>é</Font>beuf (d. 1649)</Font> |
Tune: | UNE JEUNE PUCELLE |
1. Upon the birth of Jesus take heart, you mortals all!
Lo, banished is the spirit that kept us in its thrall!
To it no longer hearken, that strives our minds to darken.
Jesous ahatonnia, Jesous ahatonnia, Jesous ahatonnia.
2, We tidings have by spirits from heav'nly homeland sent.
Our heralds bid us revel in lavish merriment.
Lo, Mary is a mother: exult as for none other.
Jesous ahatonnia, Jesous ahatonnia, Jesous ahatonnia.
3, To him, our tribute bear we, before him bending low,
abundant homage do him, who mercy comes to show!
His love such good affords us, his kinship who awards us
Jesous ahatonnia, Jesous ahatonnia, Jesous ahatonnia.
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First Line: | Upon the birth of Jesus take heart, you mortals all |
Title: | “Huron Carol” of Saint Jean de Brébeuf (d. 1649) |
Refrain First Line: | Jesous ahatonnia |
Publication Date: | 2018 |
Tune Information | |
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Name: | UNE JEUNE PUCELLE |