
Date of issue: 15.10.2000
Record label: Park
Song language: English
Stephen |
Stephen was a stable groom |
He watered five foals all and some |
Ere the morning star was risen |
Nor daylight to be seen |
He saw a star was fair and bright |
Over Bedl’em standing |
Of a truth the Prophet now is born |
That all the world shall ransom |
He leads the foals from water |
By that star so gleaming |
And he is gone into the hall |
Where Herod sat amusing |
There is a child in Bedl’em born |
And He is better than we all |
Herod answered thus to Him |
I’ll not believe your story |
I’ll not believe your story, boy |
Till the ragged bird that is on the board |
Claps his wings and crows my Lord |
In truth it is his birthday |
Now Herod sat and he did wait |
The bird came together on the plate |
Feathered was he never so fair |
As he flew up on the red gold chair |
He clapped his wings and he crew so fair |
My Lord this is his birthday |
And Herod down from his kingly seat |
In grief has fell a swooning |
Stephen was a stable groom |
He watered five foals all and some |
Ere the morning star was risen |
Nor daylight to be seen |
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