O come, O come, Im (Am)man
u (Em)el,
(D)and (G)ran som (C)cap (G)tive (Am)Is
(Bm)ra (Esus)el,
(Em)that (Am)mourns in lone ly (Em)ex
(A)ile (Dsus)here
(Em)un (D)til (G)the Son of (Am)God
(D)ap (Gsus)pear.
(G)Re (D)joice!
(Em)Re (Bm)joice!
(G)Im (Am)man
(D)u (Em)el
(D)Shall (G)come to (C)thee, (G)O (Am)Is
(Bm)ra (Esus)el!
(Em)O come, Thou Day spring, (Am)come
and (Em)cheer
(D)our (G)spir its (C)by (G)Thine (Am)ad
(Bm)vent (Esus)here;
(Em)dis (Am)perse the gloom y (Em)clouds
(A)of (Dsus)night,
(Em)and (D)death’s (G)dark shad ows (Am)put
(D)to (Gsus)flight.
(G)Re (D)joice!
(Em)Re (Bm)joice!
(G)Im (Am)man
(D)u (Em)el
(D)Shall (G)come to (C)thee, (G)O (Am)Is
(Bm)ra (Esus)el!
(Em)O (Esus)el!
This page shows “O Come, O Come Immanuel” by John M. Neale 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 E at 120 BPM, a comfortable easy-level arrangement perfect for first-time learners.