Another inspiring song by Natalie Grant tagged “Sweet Little Jesus Boy”. Released in the year 2005.
Highly gifted gospel icon, Natalie Grant delivers this impressive worship melody dubbed Sweet Little Jesus Boy, a track extracted from her 2005 studio project tagged Believe. Available here for your Download.
This record “Sweet Little Jesus Boy”, is the 10th track off Natalie Grant’ remarkable studio body of work titled Believe which comes fully prepared with ten great worship songs.
The award-winning Nigerian singer, Natalie Grant has really done well in the gospel music domain. Her songs and albums trended all over the continent and beyond. Sweet Little Jesus Boyis a must-listen.
Natalie Grant is a highly acclaimed American contemporary Christian music singer, songwriter, and author. Born on December 21, 1971, in Seattle, Washington, Grant discovered her passion for music at a young age and began singing in church. Her vocal talent and heartfelt performances quickly caught the attention of industry professionals, leading her to embark on a successful career in the music industry.
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Sweet Little Jesus Boy Lyrics By Natalie Grant
Sweet little Jesus boy
We made you be born in a manger
Sweet little holy child
We didn’t know, we didn’t know who You were
Sweet little Jesus boy
We made you be born in a manger
Sweet little holy child
We didn’t know who You were
Didn’t know You’ve come to save us, Lord
To take our sins away
Our eyes were blind, we couldn’t see
We didn’t know who You were
You have told us how
We are trying
Master you have shown us how
Even when You were dying
Just seems like we can’t do right
Look how we treated you
But please Sir forgive us Lord
We didn’t know (oh, Lord, we didn’t know it was You)
Didn’t know You’d come to save us Lord
To take away our sins
Our eyes were blind, we couldn’t see
We didn’t know it was You
We didn’t know who You were