Has anybody got the words of a Christmas song which starts many years ago in a stable far away. I?

If I knew the tune of it then I could probably give you the title but nothing is coming to mind and I used to cantor. I even tried a search, sorry.

Sounds a bit like Harry Belafonte,s "Scarlet Ribbons"

Song is called -There is a green hill far away.

There is a green hill far away,

Outside a city wall,

Where the dear Lord was crucified,

Who died to save us all.

Refrain

O dearly, dearly, has He loved,

And we must love Him, too,

And trust in His redeeming blood,

And try His works to do.

We may not know, we cannot tell,

What pains He had to bear;

But we believe it was for us

He hung and suffered there.

Refrain

He died that we might be forgiv’n,

He died to make us good,

That we might go at last to Heav’n,

Saved by His precious blood.

Refrain

There was no other good enough

To pay the price of sin;

He only could unlock the gate

Of heaven and let us in.

Refrain

O dearly, dearly has He loved,

And we must love Him, too,

And trust in His redeeming blood,

And try His works to do.

hi Anne possibly this one: In a barn In a touch city many years in the past Christ got here down In human kind His love for us He confirmed many years Have exceeded because that then and many more suitable to come back His holy delivery Has made us pals With God, via His expensive son not particular, i ought to not discover some thing closer im afraid wish you discover it =] Dannus