The Christians and the Pagans

                                       
    The Christians and the Pagans

Holly Haeberg acquainted me with this melody numerous years prior. Dar's words promptly touched my spirit. Ideally you too will locate some importance in these words. (For the sound, please click here.)

Craftsman: Dar Williams

TITLE: The Christians and the Pagans

Golden called her uncle, said "We're up here for the occasion

Jane and I were having Solstice, now we require a place to remain"

What's more, her Christ-cherishing uncle watched his significant other hang Mary on a tree

He watched his child hang confection sticks all made with red color number three

He told his niece, "It's Christmas eve, I know our life isn't your style"

She stated, "Christmas resembles Solstice, and we miss you and it's been for a spell"

So the Christians and the Pagans sat together at the table

Discovering confidence and shared view the best that they were capable

What's more, just before the feast was served, hands were held and supplications were said

Sending trust in tranquility on earth to every one of their divine beings and goddesses

The nourishment was awesome, the tree connected to, the dinner had abandoned a hitch

Till Timmy swung to Amber and stated, "Is it genuine that you're a witch?"

His mother hopped up and stated, "The pies are consuming," and she hit the kitchen

What's more, it was Jane who talked, she stated, "It's actual, your cousin's not a Christian"

"Be that as it may, we cherish trees, we adore the snow, the companions we have, the world we share

What's more, you discover enchantment from your God, and we discover enchantment all over the place"

So the Christians and the Pagans sat together at the table

Discovering confidence and shared belief the best that they were capable

What's more, where does enchantment originate from, I believe enchantment's in the learning

Cause now when Christians sit with Pagans just pumpkin pies are consuming

At the point when Amber attempted to do the dishes, her auntie stated, "Extremely, no, don't trouble"

Golden's uncle perceived what Amber looked like Tim and like her dad

He contemplated his sibling, how they hadn't talked in a year

He thought he'd ring him and say, "It's Christmas and your girl's here"

He thought of fathers, children and siblings, saw his own particular child pull his sleeve saying

"Would i be able to be a Pagan?" Dad stated, "We'll talk about it when they clear out"

So the Christians and the Pagans sat together at the table

Discovering confidence and shared belief the best that they were capable

Lighting trees in dimness, taking in new routes from the old, and

Comprehending history and coaxing warmth out of the frosty