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A setting of an adapted Christmas text by Richard Smert (1428-77)
Nowell, nowell, nowell. Welcome my lord Sir Christemasse, Welcome to all both more and lasse, Come near, nowell! Come near, nowell. Dieu vous garde beau sire, tidings I you bring: A maid hath born a child full young, Which causeth ye for to sing: Welcome my lord Sir Christe masse, Welcome to all both more and lasse, Come near, nowell. Come near, noWelcome my lord Sir Christemasse, Welcome to all both more and lasse, come near, nowell, come near, nowell, come near, nowell, come near, nowell, come near, nowell. Wherefor sing we all at abrayde: Nowell! come near, nowell. Christ is now born of a pure maid; come near, nowell, come near, nowell, come near, nowell, come near, nowell. Wherefor sing we all at abrayde: Nowell! Come near, Nowell! In an ox stall he is laid; Wherefor sing we all at abrayde: Nowell! Who is there that singeth so? I am here! Beuvex bien par tutte la company, Make good cheer and be right merry, And sing with us most joyfully: Nowell! Who is there that singeth so? Welcome my lord Sir Christemasse, Welcome to all both more and lasse, Come near, nowell!
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