John Rutter - All bells in paradise

^DDeep in the c^Aold of w^Ginter, ^DDarkness and s^Ailence were e^Gve'rywh^Asus4ere; ^{A D}Softly and cl^Aearly, there c^Emame through the st^Gillness a w^Conderful s^F#mound, A w^Conderf^Gul s^Gound to h^Asus4ear. ^A

^DAll bells in p^Aaradise I^G heard them ^F#mring, ^GSounding in ^F#mmajesty the n^Cews that they br^Asus4ing; ^{A D}All bells in p^F#maradise ^GI heard them r^Gming, ^{Bb F}Welcoming our S^Dmaviour, born ^Con ^Bbearth, a h^Ceavenly K^Ding. ^DAll bells in p^Aaradise, ^GI heard them r^F#ming, ^G'Glory to G^F#mod on h^Bmigh' the ^Gangel voic^Aes s^Ding.

^DLost in ^Aawe and w^Gonder^D, ^DDoubting I ^Aasked what this s^Gign may b^Asus4e; ^{A D}Christ, our Mess^Aiah, rev^Emealed in a st^Gable, A m^Carvelous s^F#might, a m^Carvel^Gous s^Gight to s^Asus4ee. ^A

^DAll bells in p^Aaradise I^G heard them ^F#mring, ^GSounding in ^F#mmajesty the n^Cews that they br^Asus4ing; ^{A D}All bells in p^F#maradise ^GI heard them r^Gming, ^{Bb F}Welcoming our S^Dmaviour, born ^Con ^Bbearth, a h^Ceavenly K^Ding.

He c^Dmomes down in p^Ceace, a c^Bbhild in hum^Aility, The k^Dmeys to his k^Cingdom bel^Bbong to the p^Aoor; Bef^Dmore him sh^Call kn^Feel the k^Dmings with th^Dm7eir tr^Csus4easures g^Cold ^FIncense ^Gmand m^Asus4yrrh, ^Fincense ^Gand my^Asus4rrh, ^A

^DAll bells in p^Aaradise I^G heard them ^F#mring, ^GSounding in ^F#mmajesty the n^Cews that they br^Asus4ing; ^{A D}All bells in p^F#maradise ^GI heard them r^Gming, ^{Bb F}Welcoming our S^Dmaviour, born ^Con ^Bbearth, a h^Ceavenly K^Ding. ^DAll bells in p^Aaradise, ^GI heard them r^F#ming, ^G'Glory to G^F#mod on h^Bmigh' the ^Gangel voic^Aes s^Ding, the ^Gangel voic^Fmaj7es ^Ebmaj7sweeetl^Eby ^D sing.