(Dm)Close your (C)eyes (F)and (Gm)share the (F)dream; let (Gm)ev ’ry (Dm)one on (C)earth be (F)lieve.
The (Dm)Child was (C)born, (F)the (Gm)stars shone (F)bright, and (Gm)Love came (Dm)down at (C)Christ mas (Dm)time, and (Bb)Love came (F)down at (C)Christ mas (Bbsus2)time.
Christ mas (F)Eve,
two a.
(Bbsus2)m.,
heav y (Dm7)snow
real is (Csus)fall for ing down, and the (F)streets
clothed in (Bbsus2)white
ech o (Dm7)songs
that were (Csus)sung by can dle (F)light.
We’re a (F)live,
we can (Bbsus2)breathe,
but do (Dm7)we
real ly (Csus)care for this world and in (F)need?
There’s a (Bbsus2)choice
we must (Dm7)make
each and (Csus)sung by can dle (F)light.
We’re a (Csus)ev ’ry day.
So, (F)time.
(Dm7)Oh, (Bbsus2)yeah, yeah.
(F)Time.
(Dm7)Oh, (Bbsus2)yeah, yeah.
(C)So, Mer ry Christ mas, (F)ev ’ry (Bbsus2)one, and (C)peace through out the (F)year.
The (C)time has come to (Dm)cel le brate, so (Eb)let your voic es fill
the air.
Ev ’ry (G)one,
watch and (Csus2)pray
that the (Em7)sun
will (Dsus)shine in a bright er (G)day.
Join your (Csus2)hands,
lift them (Em7)high
for this (Dsus)gift of life.
When (G)Love came (Csus2)down
(Dsus)at (Em7)Christ mas (C)time.
(Dsus)When (G)Love came (Csus2)down
(Dsus)at (Em7)Christ mas (C)time.
(Dsus)When
So (G)close your (D)eyes and (C)share the (G)dream; let (Am)ev ’ry (G)one on (D)earth be (G)lieve.
The (Em)Child was (D)born, the (C)stars shone (G)bright, and (Am)Love came (Em)down at (D)Christ mas (G)time.
(Em)Close your (D)eyes (G)and (Am)share the (G)dream; let (Am)ev ’ry (Em)one on (D)earth be (G)lieve.
The (Em)Child was (D)born, (G)the (Am)stars shone (G)bright, and (Am)Love came (Em)down at (D)Christ mas (Em)time, and (Am)Love came (Em)down at (D)Christ (D7)mas (G)time.
This page shows “When Love Came Down” by Point Of Grace 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 Bb at 116 BPM, a slightly more challenging arrangement — practice each phrase slowly first.