Browse Carols: A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z # Three Kings From Out The Orient 1. Three Kings from out the Orient For Judah's land were fairly bent To find the Lord of grace; And as they journeyed pleasantlie A star kept shining in the sky, To guide them to the place.[Chorus] "O Star," they cried, " by all confest, Withouten dreed the lovliest!" 2. The first was Melchior to see, The emp'ror knight of Arabye, An aged man, I trow; He set upon a rouncy bold, Had taken of the red and gold, The babe for to endow. [Chorus] 3. The next was Gaspar young and gay, That held the realm of far Cathay-- Our Jesus drew him thence,-- Y-clad in silks from head to heel, He rode upon a high cameel And bar the frankincense. [Chorus] 4. The last was dusky Balthasar That rode upon a dromedar, His coat was of the fur; Dark-browed he came from Samarkand, The Christ to seek, and in his hand Upheld the bleeding myrrh. [Chorus] Browse Carols: A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z #