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Some Children See Him
Some children see him lily white
The baby Jesus born this night.
Some children see him lily white
With tresses soft and fair.
Some children see him bronzed and brown
The Lord of Heaven to earth come down
Some children see him bronzed and brown
With dark and heavy hair.
Some children see him almond eyed
This Savior whom we kneel beside
Some children see him almond eyed
With skin of yellow hue.
Some children see him dark as they
Sweet Mary's son to whom we pray
Some children see him dark as they
And, ah, they love him too.
The children in each different place
Will see the baby Jesus face,
Like theirs, but bright with heavenly grace
And filled with holy light.
O lay aside each earthly thing
And with thy heart as offering
Come worship now the infant king
Tis love that's born tonight.
Author Unknown
"As long as you think the problem is out there, that very thought is the problem." -- Stephen Covey
"Rudolph, the Red-Nosed Reindeer" was conceived by author Robert May in 1939. Two other names he considered before deciding on Rudolph were Reginald and Rollo.
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