A Christmas Lullaby — Ancient Carol Transcribed by a Child

We present the score and text that a child from Fede e Luce carefully transcribed
A Christmas Lullaby — Ancient Carol Transcribed by a Child
Image from Insieme no. 3 - 1974 (Ombre e Luci archives)
Archival content: this article was published more than 40 years ago. The language and content reflect the sensitivities of the time.

Sleep, sleep, beautiful divine child
sleep, sleep little one
hush now, dear son, King of Heaven
so fair, so graceful lily

Why do you cry, little one, perhaps the frost
troubles you or the small donkey;
hush now, paradise
of my heart, of my heart.
Redeemer, I kiss your face

So soon you want to learn to suffer
and come to sigh;
sleep, for the day will come
of your pain, of your pain
of dying with your great shame

Then I will sing no more, I will be silent,
with you on the cross I will die;
hush now in the manger
beautiful child, beautiful child.
Your guardian here is Joseph.

Coro La Manda · Ninna Nanna del Bambin Gesù - Bruno Bettinelli

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