A Farmhouse Christmas Eve
Performed by Debbie “Hayride” Harper & The Prairie Songbirds
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Verse 1
There’s a quiet peace that settles here, beneath the winter sky,
In a humble home, the fire glows, and the stars hang low and high.
With cattle resting in the barn and fields covered in snow,
We gather close to thank the Lord for gifts we’ve come to know.
Chorus
It’s a farmhouse Christmas Eve, with hazelnut and hearth and prayer,
In this simple place, God’s love fills the air.
With family gathered near, and hearts so full of grace,
It’s a farmhouse Christmas Eve, in God’s embrace.
Verse 2
The table set with love and care, for family and for friends,
And humble hands are folded tight, as gratitude begins.
We remember how He came to us, so small, so soft, so near,
In a stable just like ours, on a holy night so clear.
Chorus
It’s a farmhouse Christmas Eve, with hazelnut and hearth and prayer,
In this simple place, God’s love fills the air.
With family gathered near, and hearts so full of grace,
It’s a farmhouse Christmas Eve, in God’s embrace.
Bridge
No shining lights or grand displays, just warmth and gentle peace,
In the quiet here, we find Him, and our joy and hope increase.
For Christ was born in places small, where hearts are pure and free,
Just like this farmhouse, lit tonight by love’s eternity.
Verse 3
So as we rest beneath these beams, in this home built by hand,
We’re reminded of that holy child, and God’s great loving plan.
With every breath, with every prayer, we feel His presence near,
In this old farmhouse on Christmas Eve, His spirit’s always here.
Chorus
It’s a farmhouse Christmas Eve, with hazelnut and hearth and prayer,
In this simple place, God’s love fills the air.
With family gathered near, and hearts so full of grace,
It’s a farmhouse Christmas Eve, in God’s embrace.
Outro
Yes, it’s a farmhouse Christmas Eve, where faith and love abide,
A holy night, a peaceful heart, with Christ here by our side.
Music and Lyrics by Alan Nafzger





Last Updated on November 10, 2024 by Alan Nafzger