What (D5)kind of king
would (G5)leave His throne
in (E5)Heav en to make
this (G5)earth His home?
While (D5)men seek fame
and (G5)great re nown,
in (B5)low li ness, na tions our (G5)King comes (A5)down.
(Gsus2)Je sus, (D)Je sus, (A)pre cious (Gsus2)one,
How we (D)thank You (A)that You’ve (Gsus2)come.
Je sus, (D)Je sus, (A)pre cious (Gsus2)one; a (Em7)man ger throne
for (A5)God’s own (D5)Son.
You (D5)left the sound
of (G5)an gels’ praise
to (E5)come en for men
with (G5)un kind ways.
And (D5)by this ba
by’s (G5)help less ness,
the (B5)pow’r of ness, na tions is (G5)laid to (A5)rest.
(Gsus2)Je sus, (D)Je sus, (A)pre cious (Gsus2)one,
How we (D)thank You (A)that You’ve (Gsus2)come.
Je sus, (D)Je sus, (A)pre cious (Gsus2)one; a (Em7)man ger throne
for (A5)God’s own (D5)Son.
You
What (D5)kind of (A)king would (G5)come so (D)small, from (Em)glo ry (Bm)to a (Gsus2)hum ble (A)stall?
That (D5)dirt y man ger is (G5)my heart, too;
I’ll (Em)make it a (Bm)roy al (G5)throne for (A5)You.
(Gsus2)Je sus, (D)Je sus, (A)pre cious (Gsus2)one;
how we (D)thank You (A)that You’ve (Gsus2)come.
Je sus, (D)Je sus, (A)pre cious (Gsus2)one; a (Em7)man ger throne
for (A5)God’s own (D)Son.
sus, Je sus, (A)pre cious (Gsus2)one;
how we (D)thank You (A)that You’ve (Gsus2)come.)
Je sus, (D)Je sus, (A)pre cious (Gsus2)one; a (Em7)man ger throne,
(My (Em7)heart is a (Bm7)throne,) my (Em7)heart is a throne
for (A5)God’s own (D)Son.
This page shows “Manger Throne” by Julie Miller in our color-coded kid songbook view — every note is colored by pitch (red C, orange D, yellow E, green F, blue G, purple A, pink B) and the lyrics sit directly under each note, so children can sing along while they play. The song is in the key of D at 60 BPM, a comfortable easy-level arrangement perfect for first-time learners.