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It Came Upon A Midnight Clear chords by The Irish Tenors

  • G

  • C

  • B

    2
  • Em

  • F#m

    2
  • A

  • D

  • Am

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Verse 1
(G major) It came upon the midnight
clear, that glorious (C major) song (G major) of old
From angels bending near (C major) the (G major) earth
to touch their harps of gold
Peace (B major) on the earth, good (E minor) will to men,
from (F sharp minor) heav'n's (G major) all (A major) gracious (D major) king
The world in (E minor) solemn still (D major) ness
lay to (G major) hear the an (D major) gels (G major) sing.
Still (D major) through the (E minor) cloven
Verse 2
skies they come
(A minor) with peaceful wings unfurl
And (D major) still their heavenly music floats,
O'er all (G major) the weary world.
Above its (C major) sad and (G major) lowly
plains they bend on hovering wing
And ever o'er it (D major) s Babel
sounds the (G major) blessed angels (A minor) sing.
O (C major) ye, beneath life's crushing (D major) load,

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Verse 3
(G major)
whose (D major) forms are (G major) bending low
Who toil along the (B major) climbing way with
(E minor) painful steps and slow
Look (D major) now for (G major) glad and golden hours
(D major) come swiftly (A major) (D major) on the wing
O rest beside (E minor) the (A minor) weary (C major) road (D major)
and hear (G major) the (D major) an gels (G major) sing.
For lo (D major) the
Verse 4
(E minor) days are (A minor) hastening (D major) on,
by (G major) proph (C major) ets seen of old (G major)
When (D major) with the (G major) ever (A minor) circling (C major) years (D major)
(G major) shall come the (D major) time foretold (G major)
When (B major) the new heaven and earth shall own
(E minor) the prince (D major) (G major) of peace their King (A major) (D major)
And (G major) the whole (E minor) world send back (C major) the
(D major) song (G major) which now the (D major) angels (G major) sing.
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