^CGood King Wenceslas looked ^Gout ^AmOn the feast of ^CStephen ^CWhen the snow lay round ab^Gout ^AmDeep and crisp and ^Ceven ^GBrightly ^Emshone the ^Dmmoon that ^Cnight ^AmThough the frost was ^Ccruel ^AmWhen a poor man ^Ccame in ^Dsight ^FGathering ^Ewinter ^Cfue-^Fue-^Cel

^CHither page and stand by ^Gme ^AmIf thou knowst it ^Ctelling ^CYonder peasant, who is ^Ghe? ^AmWhere and what his ^Cdwelling? ^GSire, he ^Emlives a ^Dmgood league ^Chence ^AmUnderneath the ^Cmountain ^AmRight against the ^Cforest ^Dfence ^FBy Saint ^EAgnes' ^Cfou-^Fount^Cain

^CBring me flesh and bring me ^Gwine ^AmBring me pine logs ^Chither ^CThou and I will see him ^Gdine ^AmWhen we bear them ^Cthither ^GPage and ^Emmonarch ^Dmforth they ^Cwent ^AmForth they went tog^Cether ^AmThrough the rude wind's ^Cwild lam^Dent ^FAnd the ^Ebitter ^Cwea-^Feath^Cer

^CIn his master's steps he ^Gtrod ^AmWhere the snow lay ^Cdinted ^CHeat was in the very ^Gsod ^AmWhich the saint had ^Cprinted ^GTherefore ^Emall ye ^Dmmen be ^Csure ^AmWealth or rank poss^Cessing ^AmYe who now will ^Cbless the ^Dpoor ^FShall yours^Eelves find ^Cble-^Dess^Cing