The transcription is of a musical rendition of the Christmas carol "O Holy Night." It begins with the opening lines, describing the "holy night" and the birth of the Savior. The lyrics emphasize the world's prior state of "sin and airineing" (air) before the appearance of Christ, which brought a "thrill of hope" and made the soul feel its worth. The song then transitions to the call to "fall on your knees" and hear the "angels voices," proclaiming "O holy night, divine." This refrain is repeated, highlighting the significance of the night Christ was born. The narrative progresses to describe being "led by the light of faith" and standing by the cradle, with a star "sweetly gleaming" over the world. The arrival of the wise men from the "orient land" is mentioned, recognizing Christ as the "King of Kings" despite his humble birth in a manger. The lyrics acknowledge that Christ, born to be our friend, "knows our need" and that "weakness is no stranger." The song concludes with a reiteration of "Behold your king" and the recurring call to "fall on your knees" and hear the "angel voices" on this "holy night, divine."

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Oh, holy night, the stars are brightly shining. It is the night of our dear Savior's birth.

Long lay the world in sin and airineing till he appeared and the soul felt its worth. A thrill of hope. The weery were rejoices for yonder breaks. Hallelujah to glorious morning.

Fall on your knees. Oh, hear the angels voicees. All night divine. All night when Christ was born. All night divine. All night. Oh night divine.

Fall on your knees. Oh, he angels voices. Oh, divine. Oh my Christ was born. Oh, divine. Oh, all night divine.

Led by the light of faith. ingly beaming with glowing hearts. By his cradle we stand. Over the world a star is sweetly gleaming. Now come the wise men from out of the orient land. The King of Kings lay the lonely manger in all our trials. Born to be our friends. He knows our need. How weakness is no stranger. Behold your king before him. Low been hold your king before him. Holy name, fall on your knees.

Oh, hear the angel voicees. All night divine, all night. When Christ was born. Oh night divine. Oh night. Oh night divine.

O Holy Night – Epic Soul Duet (Baritone + Soprano)

Oh [music and singing] holy night,
the stars are brightly
[music and singing] shining.
It is the night of our [singing] dear
Savior's birth.
Long lay the world
in sin and airineing [music]
[singing]
till he appeared and [music and singing]
the soul felt its worth.
A thrill [singing] of hope.
The weery were [music] rejoices
[singing] for yonder
breaks.
Hallelujah to glorious morning.
[music and singing]
Fall
on your knees.
Oh, hear
[music] the [singing] angels voicees.
All night
[singing]
divine.
All night [singing]
when Christ [music]
was born.
All [singing] night
divine.
All night. [music and singing]
Oh night divine.
Fall
on your knees.
Oh, he
angels voices. [singing]
Oh,
divine.
[music]
Oh my [singing]
[music] Christ was born.
Oh, [singing]
[music] divine.
Oh, [singing and music]
all night divine. [singing]
[music]
Led by [music and singing] the light
of faith. ingly beaming
with glowing hearts. [music] By his
[singing] cradle we stand.
Over [music and singing]
the world a star is sweetly gleaming.
Now come the wise men from
[music and singing] out of the orient
land.
The King of [music]
Kings lay the lonely manger [singing] in
all our trials.
Born to be [singing and music] our
friends.
He
knows [music and singing] our need.
How weakness
is no [music]
stranger.
Behold
your king
[music] before him. [singing]
Low been [music]
hold
your [music]
king [singing]
before him.
Holy name, [singing and music]
fall
on your knees. [singing]
Oh, hear
the angel
voicees.
All night
[music] divine,
all night. [singing and music]
When Christ was born.
Oh [singing] night
[music] divine.
Oh night. [singing]
Oh night [music] divine.
[music]
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O Holy Night – Epic Soul Duet (Baritone + Soprano)

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