| If I was there the night before
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| And I heard them knocking at my door
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| Would I turn them down or let them in?
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| On Christmas Eve in Bethlehem
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| If I was watching over the fields
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| When the Angel of the Lord appeared
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| Would I believe as the shepherds did?
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| On Christmas Eve in Bethlehem
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| Would I sing Hallelujah at the top of my lungs?
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| Would I fall on my knees? |
| Would my soul be overcome?
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| In awe of our Savior’s birth
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| The moment Heaven came to Earth
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| As a baby boy born of a virgin
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| On Christmas Eve in Bethlehem
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| If I saw the star light up the sky
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| Would I know a king was born that night?
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| Leave it all behind to follow Him
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| My life began in Bethlehem
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| So I sing Hallelujah at the top of my lungs
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| And I fall on my knees, oh my soul is overcome
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| In awe of our Savior’s birth
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| The moment Heaven came to Earth
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| As a baby boy born of a virgin
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| On Christmas Eve in Bethlehem
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| Before the Earth will be restored
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| And the Son of God knocks on your door
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| Will you turn Him down or let Him in?
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| For the day when Jesus comes again
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| When we’ll sing Hallelujah at the top of our lungs
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| We’ll fall on our knees before the Father, Spirit, Son
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| His Kingdom come to Earth
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| The moment Heaven returns
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| When all believe and we will bow before Him
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| As the angels sing, «O come let us adore Him»
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| Just like Christmas Eve in Bethlehem
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| That’s our Christmas Eve in Bethlehem |