This is a version originally posted on a James Taylor forum and I believe it to be very close to the original recording. Intro / / *1: SEE NOTE AT BOTTOM *2: SEE NOTE AT BOTTOM Verse 1 In the bleak midwinter Icy winds made moan Earth stood hard as iron Water like a stone Snow on snow had fallen Snow on snow on snow +7/’ In the bleak midwinter long and long ago Instrumental Bridge / * Verse 2 Angels and archangels May have gathered there Cherubim and seraphim Rising in the air None but only Mary In her maiden bliss Worshipped the beloved With a mother’s kiss Solo Bridge Heaven cannot hold Him Nor can earth sustain Heaven and earth shall fall away When He comes to reign Instrumental Bridge / * Verse 3 What then can I give Him? Empty as I am If I were a shepherd I would bring a lamb If I were a Wise Man I would know my part What then can I give Him? I must give my heart Ending / / / / / *3: SEE NOTE AT BOTTOM *1: Hit the G once (6th string) with your middle finger on the 3rd fret allowing for action with your index and ring fingers on the note pairs (1st - 3rd string): ( da ) / etc. *2: This is really a Bm7 flat 6th and very similar to the Frozen Man intro. Tabbed like this: x24035 (fret) x13x25 (finger) *3: This is virtually the same as the Intro line as described in note 1.

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À propos de la chanson

Dans cette chanson, l'artiste évoque une scène hivernale rigoureuse où la nature semble figée et silencieuse. Au milieu de cette froideur, une scène sacrée se déploie, mettant en lumière la présence de figures célestes entourant Marie, qui, pleine de douceur, vénère l'enfant Jésus avec l'amour d'une mère. Le texte questionne aussi ce que l'on peut offrir à Dieu lorsqu'on se sent pauvre et démuni, trouvant finalement que le don le plus précieux reste notre cœur. Le contexte nous plonge dans une ambiance de Noël, où l'humilité et la gratitude sont au centre des préoccupations. Cela rappelle que, malgré les tempêtes de la vie, l'amour et la dévotion peuvent illuminer les moments les plus sombres.