The Virgin Mary Had a Baby Boy
The Virgin Mary had a baby boy
The Virgin Mary had a baby boy
The Virgin Mary had a baby boy
And they say that His name was Jesus
He come from the glory
He come from the glorious kingdom
He come from the glory
He come from the glorious kingdom
Oh yes, believer! Oh yes, believer!
He come from the glory
He come from the glorious kingdom
The angels sang when the baby born
The angels sang when the baby born
The angels sang when the baby born
And proclaimed Him the Saviour Jesus
He come from the glory
He come from the glorious kingdom
He come from the glory
He come from the glorious kingdom
Oh yes, believer! Oh yes, believer!
He come from the glory
He come from the glorious kingdom
The shepherds came where the baby born
The shepherds came where the baby born
The shepherds came where the baby born
And they say that His name was Jesus
He come from the glory
He come from the glorious kingdom
He come from the glory
He come from the glorious kingdom
Oh yes, believer! Oh yes, believer!
He come from the glory
He come from the glorious kingdom
The Wise Men saw where the baby born
The Wise Men saw where the baby born
The Wise Men saw where the baby born
And they say that His name was Jesus
He come from the glory
He come from the glorious kingdom
He come from the glory
He come from the glorious kingdom
Oh yes, believer! Oh yes, believer!
He come from the glory
He come from the glorious kingdom
Listen to the song
Hør sangen
About the carol The Virgin Mary Had a Baby Boy
“The Virgin Mary Had a Baby Boy” is a traditional Caribbean Christmas carol recorded by Harry Belafonte. The song presents the Nativity story through a Caribbean musical style.
The song tells the story of the birth of Jesus and celebrates the joy surrounding the arrival of the child. It combines traditional Christian themes with cultural musical influences.
Harry Belafonte’s interpretation gives the song a lively and distinctive character. Its connection to Christmas comes from its focus on the Nativity and celebration of Jesus’ birth.
