Some children see him
Lily white
The baby Jesus
Born this night
Some children see him
Lily white
With tresses soft
And fair
Some children see him
Bronzed and brown
The Lord of heav'n
To Earth come down
Some children see him
Bronzed and brown
With dark
And heavy hair [ Lyrics from: http://www.lyricsmode.com/lyrics/c/christmas_songs/some_children_see_him.html ]
Some children see him
Almond-eyed
This savior whom
We kneel beside
Some children see him
Almond-eyed
With skin
Of yellow hue
Some children see him
Dark as they
Sweet mary's son
To whom we pray
Some children see him
Dark as they
And, ah
They love him, too
The children
In each diff'rent place
Will see
The baby Jesus' face
Like theirs
But bright
With heav'nly grace
And filled
With holy light
O lay aside
Each earthly thing
And with thy heart
As offering
Come worship now
The infant king
'Tis love
That's born tonight
George winston has a beautiful version of this song. The song speaks to me about the way christ reaches down to each person in grace, appealing to us and knowing us individually. But (in the last stanza) we still have to push aside our wordly understandings of jesus, and worship him in spirit and in truth