Often times when Christmas comes
At the ending of every year
We get caught up in the world;y things
In festivity and cheer

I remember in my childhood
Growing up in a Christian home
We didn't have a lot of things
That most folks seemed to own

My parents always had a tree
And mom would hang the lights
The kind that bubbled when they burned
They were such a pretty sight

There never were a lot of gifts
Or presents under the tree
One or two for mom and dad
My brother, my sister and me

Mom and dad did the best they could
To try and raise me right
The greatest thing they did for us
Was teach us of Jesus Christ

They told us of His Lovely birth
In a far and distant land
No one life has touch this world
As this babe from Bethlehem

We know little of His childhood
Growing up near Galilee
His public life was about 3 years
Then, He died upon a tree

He was born in a borrowed manger
Never owned a house or a home
Spent His life among the needy
Had little to call His own

He spoke of love and kindness
He healed the blind and lame
He touched the broken hearted
And today, we praise His name

He gave His life for all mankind
His blood He shed for all
That we may have eternal life
When on His name we call

Most people think of Christmas
About happiness, love and joy
But, I was taught this story
When I was just a boy

May you know the Christ of Christmas
Let your troubled heart be free
Place your soul in His safe keeping
That's what Christmas means to me.





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