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“What a Night”

That night when in the Judean skies

Thy mystic star dispensed its light,

A blind man moved in his sleep

And dreamed that he had sight

That night when shepherds heard

The song of angelic choir near,

A deaf man stirred in slumber’s spell

And dreamed that he could hear

That night when o’er the new born babe

The tender Mary rose to lean,

A loathsome leper smiled in sleep

And dreamed that he was clean

That night when in the manger lay

The Sanctified who came to save

A man moved in the sleep of death

And dreamed there was no grave

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