Barenaked Ladies – God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen (Ukulele)

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God rest ye merry gentlemen,

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Let nothing you dismay

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Remember Christ our savior

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Was born upon this day

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To save us all from Satan\'s power

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When we were gone astray

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Oh tidings of comfort and joy,

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Comfort and joy,

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Oh tidings of comfort and joy.

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From God our heavenly father

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This blessed angel came

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And unto certain shepards

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Brought tidings of the same

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How that in Bethlehem was born

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The son of God by name

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O tidings of comfort and joy,

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Comfort and joy

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O tidings of comfort and joy

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O, Star of wonder, star of night,

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Star with royal beauty bright

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Westward leading, still proceeding,

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Guide us to thy perfect light.

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Born a king on Bethlehem\'s plain,

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Gold I bring to crown him again

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King forever, ceasing never,

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Over us all to rain.

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O, Star of wonder, star of night,

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Star with royal beauty bright

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Westward leading, still proceeding,

E Am E
Guide us to thy perfect light.

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Glorious now, behold Him arise.

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King and God and sacrifice

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Hallelujah, Hallelujah!

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Worship him God most high

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O, Star of wonder, star of night,

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Star with royal beauty bright

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Westward leading, still proceeding,

E Am E
Guide us to thy perfect light.

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God rest ye merry gentlemen,

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let nothing you dismay (Repeat until blue in face.)