[Em                B7     Em] nWe three kings of Orient are; n [Em                B7       Em] nBearing gifts, we traverse afar, n [Em         D         G] nField and fountain, moor and mountain, n [Am        B7     Em] nFollowing yonder star. n nChorus: n  [D7   G               C       G] n  O, star of wonder, star of night, n   [G                C      G] n  Star with royal beauty bright, n   [Em        D        C        D7] n  Westward leading, still proceeding n   [G                  C     G] n  Guide us to thy perfect light. n nBorn a King on Bethlehem's plain, nGold I bring to crown Him again, nKing forever, ceasing never nOver us all to reign. n(Chorus) n nFrankincense to offer have I; nIncense owns a Deity night; nPrayer and praising, voices raising, nWorship Him, God on high. n(Chorus) n nMyrrh is mine: its bitter perfume nBreathes a life of gathering gloom; nSorrowing, sighing, bleeding, dying, nSealed in the stone-cold tomb. n(Chorus) n nGlorious now behold Him arise, nKing and God and Sacrifice; nAlleluia, Alleluia! nPeals through the earth and skies. n(Chorus) n n n nWords and music by John H. Hopkinds, Jr., 1857. nPublic domain n n