Mon, 21 Dec 2015 Heno

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-Hello and welcome to your

-last Monday night edition of Heno...

-..before Christmas and of 2015.

-There's only four sleeps

-until Christmas Day.

-Do you always leave your shopping

-until the last minute?

-Don't worry, as one of these prizes

-could reach you before the big day!

-If you competed on Friday night, get

-ready to shout "Christmas Cracker!"

-Here are the remaining prizes.

-Two iPad Airs, a DVD player

-and a collection of DVDs...

-..a selection of Welsh meats,

-a sewing machine...

-..and jewellery by Wyn

-in the Conwy Valley.

-This year, we'll support Ty Hafan,

-Ty Gobaith and Christian Aid.

-It promises to be a cracker of a

-Christmas on Prynhawn Da and Heno!

-It promises to be a cracker

-of evening here in Wolfscastle...

-..as the village stages

-the nativity outdoors.

-Huw also has some handy tips

-in the studio.

-Yes, I have advice

-for Christmas day...

-..for those like Margaret who want

-to look hot, without the sweat!

-Our studio is jam-packed tonight.

-Newcastle Emlyn Rugby Club Choir

-make their debut appearance on TV.

-Hooray!

-What are you singing for us?

-Tonight's song is a favourite and a

-Myfi Evans carol from Llanrhystud.

-It's called Trysor Y Crud.

-Elgan is the choir conductor

-and will pull one of our crackers.

-Thank you.

-It's the highlight of my year.

-Welcome to the programme, boys.

-We've also got another assistant

-to pull a Christmas cracker tonight.

-Yes, it's the presenter

-and conductor, Alwyn Humphreys.

-Welcome to Heno.

-Welcome to Heno.

-

-Thank you, Rhodri.

-At this time of the year,

-most of us put our feet up...

-..but you're very busy.

-Yes, We have a Christmas

-by Candlelight concert...

-..at the Brangwyn Hall on Wednesday.

-Tonight, we're in the heart

-of the Wolf's Castle community.

-The village hosts

-a new outdoor Nativity.

-Daf Wyn is there

-awaiting Mary and Joseph.

-Good evening, Daf.

-Good evening you both.

-There's a huge crowd and trumpeters.

-Brian Jones has joined us and is

-one of the narrators in the show.

-Brian, what's happening here?

-It's the nativity story but

-performed outdoors.

-The minister wanted the adults

-to participate too.

-It's a big night for the

-whole community.

-This is a tradition.

-It's become a tradition

-in the village...

-..and it's the twelfth time

-we've done this.

-I have an important job.

-I'll be reading a script written

-by this special man.

-He's the village poet.

-Geoffrey Eynon is the minister

-of the parish of Wolf's Castle.

-We wanted to bring people together

-and get them out of the house.

-A good crowd always gathers.

-People come from all over Wales

-to watch the performance.

-I've been praying for good weather

-and he's listened.

-We won Wales in Bloom and Britain

-in Bloom this year.

-We're glad of our success.

-I hope everything goes well tonight.

-I come to see the show every year.

-My grandparents play

-Mary and Joseph.

-We'll start here before

-going to the inn.

-We'll see the shepherds,

-angel and go on to see Herod.

-We'll see the manger at the end

-of the show.

-Good luck to those who have entered

-our Christmas Cracker Competition!

-Back to you in Llanelli.

-Thank you, Daf.

-It's time to call a lucky viewer who

-entered last night's competition.

-Alwyn and Elgan...

-..will assist us in pulling

-a Christmas cracker tonight.

-Don't forget to answer the phone

-by saying, "Christmas Cracker!"

-There's still plenty of prizes

-up for grabs.

-Let's get dialling.

-We have a telephone number here.

-It's a mobile phone number.

-There are two iPad Airs left.

-The computer has chosen

-some viewers numbers at random.

-It's ringing.

-It's still ringing.

-I don't think there's anybody home.

-ANSWER MACHINE

-There's nobody home

-so let's try our next number.

-Next, we're going to Machynlleth.

-If you competed and

-you live in Machynlleth...

-..stay by the phone.

-It's ringing.

-Hello?

-Hello, it's Llinos and Rhodri

-from S4C's Heno.

-Do you have something to tell us?

-Christmas Cracker!

-Yes, that's right!

-Who's on the line, please?

-It's Meirwen from Penygroes.

-I'm rather excited!

-You can choose between crackers

-19, 24, 27, 30, 31, 33 and 34.

-I'll have number 19.

-Let's pull the cracker

-to see what you've won.

-Congratulations, this is your prize.

-Congratulations, you've won

-some Welsh lamb from John James.

-Thank you very much.

-Are you happy with your prize?

-That's wonderful.

-I'm sure you'll enjoy the hamper.

-Merry Christmas to you.

-For every prize that you win, a

-gift will also be given to charity.

-Tonight, we make a donation to

-the Ty Hafan children's hospice.

-Thank you for entering our

-Christmas Cracker Competition.

-A very Merry Christmas to you!

-There's still another chance for you

-win one of these fantastic prizes.

-Here's Miss Wales 2015, Emma Jenkins

-with tonight's question.

-Which country does the Christmas

-tree on Trafalgar Square come from?

-1) Norway, 2) Wales, or 3) Ireland?

-Merry Christmas to you all

-from Miss Wales 2015!

-Thank you, Emma.

-Here's that question for you again.

-Which country does the Christmas

-tree on Trafalgar Square come from?

-1) Norway, 2) Wales, or 3) Ireland?

-Call us with your answer

-on 08443 35 12 44.

-It's 5p a minute plus your telephone

-company's network access charge.

-The competition is open

-those aged 18 and over.

-The phone lines close

-at 2.00pm tomorrow.

-Don't call after the lines close

-or you will still be charged.

-Full terms and conditions

-can be found at www.heno.tv

-Good luck to you all.

-Mari Grug could be calling you

-on tomorrow night's Heno.

-Since our cracker competition

-started back in early December...

-..we've distributed

-28 amazing gifts to your homes.

-This afternoon, Daf and Elin

-delivered two extra parcels...

-..to Ysbyty Gwynedd, Bangor

-and Glangwili Hospital, Carmarthen.

-Unfortunately, not a single ward

-will be closed for Christmas.

-No, we'll be very busy

-during the Christmas period.

-However, it's a great time to work

-as we try to make it Christmassy.

-I'm here to deliver Welsh and

-English books for the patients.

-Be careful with the box

-as it's heavy.

-Keep up the good work

-here at Ysbyty Gwynedd hospital.

-Thank you very much.

-Hello, Gemma.

-We have a gift for Freddie.

-These are gifts

-for when he's a little older.

-Thank you.

-There's a book called Hosan Nadolig.

-Yes, there's a smile.

-How are you, Osian?

-I have a gift for you.

-I have a gift for you.

-

-Thank you.

-Do you enjoy reading?

-Do you enjoy reading?

-

-Yes.

-Here's a sack full of books for you

-and a merry Christmas to you.

-Thank you.

-Hello, Meleri.

-This year, we have a box of books

-to give the children.

-I've heard that the ward will be

-full during the Christmas period.

-Yes, we have lots of poorly children

-at this time of the year.

-However, these gifts

-are a great help.

-Helen, who's this?

-This is Alys Aur

-and she's eight weeks old.

-We have a little gift for her

-for when she's a little older.

-These are a few books.

-Thank you very much.

-Merry Christmas Alys.

-Merry Christmas Alys.

-

-Thank you.

-Do you enjoy reading?

-Do you enjoy reading?

-

-Yes.

-That's great because

-I have a box full of books...

-..from the Heno

-and Prynhawn Da crew.

-I've chosen these for you to read.

-There's one by T Llew Jones

-and Straeon Nadolig y Plant.

-Give me a high five!

-What's it like on Christmas day

-at Glangwili hospital?

-It's always busy

-but we try to make a big fuss.

-Father Christmas visits the hospital

-and we have Christmas lunch.

-The children who have to stay in

-over the Christmas period...

-..can be joined by their parents to

-have lots of fun, despite being ill.

-We always go over the top,

-as you can see from my hat and top!

-We like to get into

-the Christmas spirit.

-Do you enjoy reading?

-I used to enjoy but I didn't

-bring my glasses with me.

-When you get your glasses,

-I have a few books for you to read.

-These are your gift

-from the Heno team on S4C.

-Thank you very much

-and a merry Christmas to you.

-Everyone enjoys surprises.

-Alwyn Humphreys

-joins us on the sofa.

-You love surprising people.

-I love surprises.

-I've presented Salt of the Earth

-plates to thousands.

-I love seeing their faces.

-I once had a plate

-but I think it was faulty!

-Thank you.

-That's it from us for now

-but there's still plenty to come.

-We look forward to what's on the box

-this festive season.

-Here's a preview

-from Nadolig Llawen Cwmderi...

-..that airs straight after

-tonight's episode of Pobol y Cwm.

-Oh, well, well. How are you all?

-Merry Christmas to you.

-Get out.

-Rex!

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-Welcome back.

-Earlier in the programme,

-Meirwen from Penygroes...

-..won in our

-Christmas Cracker Competition.

-Make sure you call the number

-on the screen...

-..and a new question awaits you

-on the other end of the phone.

-The six televisions have reached

-Tumble, Bethesda, Llanelli...

-..Abergele, Aberystwyth

-and Llandovery.

-If you want ideas of what to watch

-over the Christmas period...

-..here are some ideas for you.

-Oh, dear me!

-These slippers are beautiful.

-It's surprising how many

-of Pobol y Cwm's big storylines...

-..take place over Christmas.

-We've seen car accidents,

-deaths, fires and all sorts!

-We've also seen lots of fancy dress

-during the years.

-You'll have to watch S4C

-on Monday, 21 December at 8.25.

-I'm Dylan Jones and I will be on air

-between 8.00pm and 10.00pm...

-..on Christmas Morning

-on BBC Radio Cymru.

-Hopefully, Father Christmas will

-join us and chat to a few children.

-We'll also find out if Santa

-has been to visit everyone.

-We're looking forward to it.

-# When the beating of your heart

-echoes the beating of the drums #

-This year, as part

-of Glanaethwy's celebrations...

-..we were honoured to direct

-a production of Les Miserables...

-..for the Millennium Centre.

-We filmed every step of the journey

-from the auditions...

-..to the final breath of the show

-at the Millennium Centre.

-It's an opportunity for the cast

-and public to relive the experience.

-# Who's here to entertain you?

-# Bois y Frenni #

-Bois y Frenni has had

-quite the historical year.

-We celebrated 75 years

-of entertaining local audiences.

-We finished the celebrations

-with Radio Cymru.

-They recorded our final

-celebratory concert in Crymych...

-..and on 24 December, you can

-listen to it on BBC Radio Cymru.

-The story of Bois y Frenni

-will be broadcast on the programme.

-Is there anything on my head?

-Is there anything on my head?

-

-Well, yes.

-Describe it.

-Describe it.

-

-You've, sort of, got antlers.

-This Christmas, we've got an episode

-called The Husbands of River Song.

-Dr Who has been incredible,

-especially the last series.

-It's a great opportunity for new

-viewers to start watching the show.

-The Dr will be alone

-and the story will be much simpler.

-It will be lots of fun and something

-great to watch at Christmas.

-Don't forget to watch it.

-Why don't polar bears eat penguins?

-They can't get the wrappers off.

-We have a real Christmas stocking of

-entertainment for the whole family.

-There will be lots of surprises,

-musical performances and penguins!

-The whole evening will be led

-by the world's best rugby referee...

-..Nigel Owens.

-Don't forget to watch Hosan Nadolig

-Nigel on Christmas Day at 9.30pm.

-Good news, I hope.

-Good news, I hope.

-

-Good enough.

-I've found a job.

-I've found a job.

-

-I'm happy for you.

-If it's what you want?

-If it's what you want?

-

-You know I wouldn't leave by choice.

-It's time to draw a curtain

-on the past few months.

-On Christmas day, ITV will broadcast

-the final episode of Downton Abbey.

-We're all very excited...

-..but the cast and crew are sad

-to see Downton coming to an end.

-It's an important episode so ITV

-have been secretive about the plot.

-However, we can expect romance,

-loss, happiness and heartbreak...

-..as can be expected from Downton.

-I look forward to seeing

-the final episode...

-..but it will be a sad time as it's

-become a part of television history.

-Presenter, conductor and

-our Salt of the Earth man...

-..Alwyn Humphreys

-is our studio guest this evening.

-Last time you were here...

-..Heno was celebrating 25 years.

-You've worked on the programme

-for many years.

-I've been on the programme

-since the start.

-I worked on a series in the studio

-during the summer.

-It was a quiz show.

-The bosses asked if I wanted to join

-the Heno team.

-We had lots of fun.

-I aged during my time on Heno!

-Llinos has been in our archive!

-She's been looking at your

-highlights.

-I welcomed it

-when I started going grey.

-People couldn't find the right word

-to describe me.

-I'd said "distinguished?"

-This place has inspired

-thousands of artists and writers.

-Their reply was, "No, extinguished!"

-There's thousands of toys and it's

-tough to choose the right one...

-..but I like this one so let's...

-TANNOY

-Who the **** is making that noise?

-I'd like to welcome John Kale

-back to Wales.

-Where's Nancy?

-She's over there.

-She's over there.

-

-Tell me who nominated me.

-I'm saying nothing.

-It's a sad time for the school

-but you're Salt of the Earth.

-Congratulations to you.

-Thank you very much.

-Are you trying to kill me?

-I've had lots of fun.

-Stephen Hart was the

-cameraman there.

-The camera hit my eye!

-I was lucky that I was in

-an ambulance at the time!

-Could you choose a highlight?

-I enjoyed the musical items

-on the programme.

-I interviewed John Kale.

-He pretended that he didn't know the

-words to Myfanwy.

-However, he was just pretending.

-We have a new choir on tonight's

-programme.

-They're a choir

-from Newcastle Emlyn.

-You also have a concert this week.

-There's a concert at

-Brangwyn Hall on Wednesday.

-It's a Christmas

-by Candlelight concert.

-There are a variety of performers

-that will help you relax.

-We'll have a few carols.

-The audience won't participate as it

-hasn't worked in the past.

-However,

-they do enjoy humming along.

-There's a classical repertoire

-and a few light-hearted tunes.

-Patagonia is celebrating 150 years

-so we'll have Argentinean music.

-There are a few tickets left

-for the concert.

-It starts at 7.30pm on Wednesday.

-Thank you, Alwyn.

-Today, a special short video arrived

-in our offices from Lapland...

-..from Gwenno and Iolo Evans

-of Llanddarog.

-The pair are obviously enjoying

-themselves in the snow...

-..and they wanted to say hello to

-the Heno crew and everyone at home.

-Merry Christmas from Lapland.

-And a Happy New Year to all.

-Thank you, Gwenno and Iolo.

-They seem to be having

-a great experience.

-We love receiving your greetings

-from Lapland or even from Wales.

-That's all we have time for now.

-After the break...

-..we have our Christmas Cracker

-Competition question.

-You could still win a sewing

-machine, jewellery by Wyn...

-..two iPad Airs...

-..or a DVD player

-and a collection of DVDs.

-We'll chat to the members of the new

-Newcastle Emlyn Rugby Club choir.

-What do you have for us, Huw?

-I have cracking ideas for how

-to look stylish on Christmas Day.

-See you in a few minutes.

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-Welcome back to the kitchen area.

-Welcome to the programme, Huw Rees.

-Thank you.

-There's a reason why we've come

-into the kitchen area.

-We're in the kitchen.

-We wouldn't want to see Margaret

-without her makeup on Christmas.

-I have ideas on how to keep you

-fresh whilst cooking at Christmas.

-This is how Margaret

-will dress in the kitchen.

-She's always wearing matching items.

-Margaret has already done her hair.

-Everything is in the sale

-at the moment.

-However, parking can be a nightmare.

-I don't like birds!

-Lots of people don't like keeping

-items with birds on them.

-Margaret will be cooking

-in her slippers.

-However, she's now put on her high

-heel red shoes.

-Add a necklace to your outfit.

-You will be taking lots of selfies

-on your new iPad.

-These photographs will be seen

-everywhere.

-We can't eat in our pyjamas anymore.

-We always wear new outfits for

-Christmas in our house.

-Llinos always wears House of Fraser

-or John Lewis pyjamas!

-It's much easier for men.

-They can wear flat shoes and

-wear an apron over their clothes.

-I don't need an apron!

-It's very fashionable

-to wear a bow tie.

-I'll put one of these on our model.

-This is one that's been tied ready.

-Nobody wears one that needs to be

-tied nowadays.

-Men can wear their Christmas jumper

-on Christmas day.

-At one time, I thought about buying

-a Christmas jumper for everyone.

-However, they can be quite sweaty.

-Ben's jumper lights up.

-You have to touch it!

-I'll do it!

-I have to admit that the jumper

-only cost 10.

-The lights didn't work

-so it's on offer!

-It was the last one in the shop.

-Catherine doesn't look like a chef

-in this outfit.

-However, she looks very pretty with

-her tousled hair.

-Llinos only prepares canapes on

-Christmas day.

-I could see Llinos wearing

-those slippers.

-Catherine can change into her heels

-from her slippers.

-I've opted for a collar to put on

-Catherine.

-Simply tuck the collar under the

-jumper.

-The skirt is very pretty too.

-The collar adds a little sparkle to

-the outfit.

-You will be able to see the collar

-in any photographs.

-Thank you, Huw.

-Those were some very handy tips.

-You can watch that item again

-on our Facebook page - Heno S4C.

-It's time for our Christmas

-Cracker Competition question.

-First, here's what you could win

-if you enter.

-Two iPad Airs, a DVD player

-and a selection of DVDs...

-..a selection of Welsh meats,

-a sewing machine...

-..and jewellery by Wyn

-in the Conwy Valley.

-This year, we'll support Ty Hafan,

-Ty Gobaith and Christian Aid.

-It promises to be a cracker of a

-Christmas on Prynhawn Da and Heno!

-Emma Jenkins, Miss Wales 2015

-has tonight's question.

-This afternoon,

-Emma returned from China.

-She was competing

-in the Miss World competition.

-Over the weekend,

-the crown was awarded to Spain.

-However, we're extremely proud

-of Emma here on Heno.

-Here's the all-important question.

-Which country does the Christmas

-tree on Trafalgar Square come from?

-1) Norway, 2) Wales, or 3) Ireland?

-Merry Christmas to you all

-from Miss Wales 2015!

-Thank you, Emma.

-Here's that question for you again.

-Which country does the Christmas

-tree on Trafalgar Square come from?

-1) Norway, 2) Wales, or 3) Ireland?

-Call us with your answer

-on 08443 35 12 44.

-Full terms and conditions

-can be found at www.heno.tv

-Tonight, we're joined on the sofa

-by the members of a new choir.

-Welcome to Kevin Thomas

-and Elgan Jones...

-..from the Newcastle Emlyn

-Rugby Club choir.

-Thank you.

-Tell us a bit about the choir.

-We were put under pressure

-to establish a choir.

-The boys were very enthusiastic

-about the choir.

-We've been going for two months.

-Some of the members hadn't even sang

-before, let alone in a choir.

-The rugby club

-is very important to you.

-The rugby club and the choir

-is important to us.

-We've had a great two years.

-We won our division and played at

-the Millennium Stadium this year.

-We're playing the likes of Swansea,

-Pontypool and Merthyr.

-The choir keeps us entertained when

-the weather is like it is.

-The boys have given everything

-to the choir.

-They've been incredible whilst

-learning the new songs.

-Are you still searching

-for new members?

-We have 30 members

-but we're still looking for more.

-I spoke to Myfi

-who wrote tonight's carol.

-I had hoped that she would invite

-her relative, Huw Edwards to join.

-It's great that new choirs

-are forming.

-It's good that younger members

-are joining choirs.

-The Male Voice Choir

-is the best type of choir.

-There are two members

-who can't join us on the programme.

-We're sending them our best

-as they're very loyal members.

-This will be the first time for you

-to perform in public.

-This is our first public

-performance.

-We're under pressure

-as it's a life performance.

-We're also performing

-in front of Alwyn!

-Gary Morgan is also

-our in New Zealand.

-After the break, we've heard about

-many of Gwenno Saunders' gigs.

-From December, Gwenno will be

-constantly at Clwb Ifor Bach...

-..in the form of a large mural.

-I wonder how the nativity...

-..at the Wolf's Castle outdoor

-Christmas show is going.

-Have you found a shelter

-for Mary and Joseph, Daf?

-Mary and Joseph are here but I'm not

-sure if there's room.

-See you in a few minutes.

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-Welcome back to the programme

-and to Mary and Joseph's stable.

-You arrived in style.

-You've arrived with baby Jesus.

-I arrived on Bramble the donkey.

-I enjoy playing this role.

-I have to look out for my feet

-when leading the donkey.

-It tends to trample my feet.

-It's an unique production.

-We don't normally see this sort

-of production in the community.

-It attracts people

-from all over the country.

-I'm in charge of the

-health and safety.

-I make sure that nobody

-enters the river...

-..as I'm too old to get them out.

-I always look forward to this

-evening.

-It's great to get into the

-Christmas spirit.

-Tonight, I've come home

-to Pembrokeshire...

-..but next, it's time to head

-to my second home in Cardiff.

-We're heading to a location...

-..where I spent lots of my time

-whilst a student in Cardiff...

-..Clwb Ifor Bach.

-Behind me, the mural

-shows Gwenno Saunders.

-It's based on the artwork

-of her latest album, Y Dydd Olaf.

-The album won this year's

-Welsh Music Prize best album award.

-# Pes gwelsenn a dyv war ann bryn?

-# Pes eur ry niversoz dhyn? #

-The idea of painting Gwenno came

-from the Get it Right campaign.

-It's a British campaign

-that encourages people...

-..to download music, films and

-programmes from legal websites.

-The campaign hopes

-to raise awareness, promote...

-..and show that we should respect

-the UK's creative industry.

-I enjoy seeing the artworks

-around Cardiff.

-Over the past few years, this street

-has been turned into a centre...

-..for exciting and new art, fashion,

-culinary and music projects.

-Clwb has also been at the heart...

-..of the creative industries

-in Cardiff for over 30 years.

-The boys of Newcastle Emlyn Rugby

-Club Choir and Alwyn Humphreys...

-..have been our studio

-guests this evening.

-What plans do you have

-for the future?

-We haven't got anything planned

-for the New Year.

-We hope to welcome new members.

-They should get in touch with us.

-Will you record an album or perform

-in the Eisteddfod?

-We also hope to compete

-in the Eisteddfod.

-Perhaps we'll record an album

-in the future.

-If I spot Alwyn as a judge

-somewhere, we'll compete.

-You're lucky that I never judge

-anything!

-The social aspect

-is also very important.

-The social aspect is

-important to the choir.

-The playing field is under water

-at the moment.

-There's a concert at Brangwyn Hall

-on Wednesday.

-There's something for everyone.

-I won't be home at Christmas.

-It's our wedding anniversary.

-In the past, we couldn't go away

-for our anniversary.

-This year, we're going to Poland.

-There's a suite with a grand piano

-there.

-Thank you for joining us.

-Don't forget about our

-Christmas Cracker Competition.

-All you have to do

-is answer this question:

-Which country does the Christmas

-tree on Trafalgar Square come from?

-1) Norway, 2) Wales, or 3) Ireland?

-Call us with your answer

-on 08443 35 12 44.

-Good luck to you all.

-Heno returns tomorrow at 7.00pm.

-We'll have some special Christmas

-messages from abroad...

-..and a song by the Caernarfon band,

-Pheena.

-# Ooo-ooo-ooo-ooo-ooo

-# Bells are ringing,

-everyone is smiling

-# Come together to celebrate

-# Raise a glass, carol singing

-and everyone dances around

-# The snow is falling

-over the mountains

-# Everyone unites across the world

-# Christmas cheer, Christmas cheer

-# Everyone come

-and enjoy the party #

-We look forward to it.

-We leave you this evening with

-a performance of Trysor y Crud...

-..by the Newcastle Emlyn

-Rugby Club Choir.

-Goodnight.

-# When Jesus was born in Bethlehem

-# The angels of the heavens sang

-# We'll cheerfully sing

-# Praise to Mary's baby

-# We will sing

-# We will sing

-# Praise to Mary's baby

-# We'll cheerfully sing

-# Praise to Mary's baby

-# The Wise Men

-travelled over the hills

-# On their white camels

-# Along with the shepherds,

-they gave

-# Praise to Mary's baby

-# We will sing

-# We will sing

-# Praise to Mary's baby

-# We'll cheerfully sing

-# Praise to Mary's baby

-# What should we give

-to this treasure in the manger?

-# From the four corners of the world

-# We'll sing our song each day

-# Praise to Mary's baby

-# We will sing

-# We will sing

-# Praise to Mary's baby

-# We'll cheerfully sing

-# Praise to Mary's baby

-# We will sing

-# We will sing

-# Praise to Mary's baby

-# We'll cheerfully sing

-# Praise to Mary's baby #

-APPLAUSE

-.