James Taylor - Some children see him

Some ^Achildren see Him ^Bm/Alily white, The ^F#mbaby Jesus ^C#mborn this night. Some ^Dchildren see Him ^Bm/Alily white, With ^A/C#tresses ^Esussoft and f^F#Mair. Some c^C#mhildren see Him b^F#mronzed and brown, The L^Dord of heav'n to e^F#marth come d^E7own. Some ^Achildren see Him ^Bm/Abronzed and b^Cdimrown, ^A/C#With d^Dark and ^Esusheavy h^Aair.

Some ^Achildren see Him ^Bm/Aalmond-eyed, This S^F#maviour whom we k^C#mneel beside. Some ^Dchildren see Him ^Bm/Aalmond-eyed, With ^A/C#skin of ^Esusyellow h^F#Mue. Some c^C#mhildren see Him d^F#mark as they, Sweet ^DMary's Son to ^F#mwhom we p^E7ray. Some ^Achildren see him ^Bm/Adark as th^Cdimey, ^A/C#And, ah^D! they l^Esusove Him, t^Aoo!

The c^Ahildren in each d^Bm/Aifferent place Will ^F#msee the b^C#maby Jesus' face Like t^Dheirs, but bright with h^Bm/Aeavenly grace, And f^A/C#illed with ^Esusholy li^F#Mght. O l^C#may aside each e^F#marthly thing And w^Dith thy heart as ^F#mofferi^E7ng, Come ^Aworship now the i^Bm/Anfant K^Cdiming. '^A/C#Tis lo^Dve that's ^Esusborn tonig^Aht!