| Song | The Three Kings and I (What Really Happened) |
| Artist | Trans-Siberian Orchestra |
| Album | The Christmas Attic |
| Download | Image LRC TXT |
| 作曲 : Kinkel, ONeill | |
| O Holy night | |
| The stars are brightly shining | |
| It is the night of our dear savior's birth | |
| Now you all heard the story about | |
| BethlehemHow the child was born and the three wise men | |
| Heard the preacher tell it like the preacher does | |
| But let me tell you, children, | |
| That's not how it was | |
| Now you might ask me what | |
| I'm talking about | |
| But I know the part that they all left out | |
| Now do you hear what | |
| I saidThat | |
| Herod wanted those wise men dead | |
| But on that blessed evening | |
| My great great great great great great granddad | |
| He saved those kings | |
| Now granddad made his living | |
| Playing jazz you see | |
| But jazz wasn't big around one | |
| A.D.So he got himself a job in the palace band | |
| Where he heard about three kings | |
| In the desert sand | |
| Let me tell you children that at any time | |
| Three kings in the desert that's a real rare find | |
| But Herod heard of it too | |
| And when he heard his curiosity grew | |
| So he asked those kings to drop by | |
| And my great great great great great great | |
| GranddadHe wondered why | |
| So the Magi told old | |
| HerodThat they had come here | |
| To find a newborn king of kings | |
| Who'd heal our sins | |
| Then herod told his guards | |
| To follow those | |
| MagiAnd that the only king around here | |
| Was gonna' be him | |
| Then he told his soldiers as | |
| I recallWhen they found that child, to kill them all | |
| But granddad overheard what | |
| Herod said | |
| And he had to act fast or else they'd all be dead | |
| So granddad got to those kings | |
| Filled them in on the plan, told them everything | |
| When they heard what he had in store | |
| They grabbed the gold | |
| The frankincense | |
| The myrrh, the jewels | |
| The desert tents | |
| And when they found | |
| His plan was sound | |
| They followed granddad out the back door | |
| And what a night | |
| It must have been | |
| But when God is on your side | |
| You kinda' know that in the end | |
| You're gonna win | |
| They traveled fast | |
| They traveled far | |
| And in the end they found | |
| That they were standing with the | |
| ChildBeneath the star | |
| Hallelujah | |
| Hallelujah | |
| Hallelujah | |
| Hallelujah | |
| Hallelujah | |
| Hallelujah | |
| And so you see we've reached the end | |
| Of our story | |
| When granddad and the kings | |
| Reached that stable on the hill | |
| And while | |
| I said that | |
| Three kings in the desert is a rare sight | |
| Angels singing in the desert that's far rarer still | |
| Now I ain't sayin' that the bible was wrong | |
| But ya' see the whole tale | |
| Would have taken too long' | |
| Cause way back then in the promised land | |
| Every copy they sold, | |
| It had to be written by hand | |
| And granddad lived a long life | |
| Stayed friends with those kings | |
| And found a good wife | |
| And eventually | |
| I came along | |
| But that my children | |
| That my children | |
| That's another song | |
| The next letter included a receipt | |
| For one toy stuffed bear | |
| Donating it to a small thrift shop | |
| But somehow it was left there | |
| For attics have their secrets | |
| And toys will have theirs, too | |
| Like who once held or loved them | |
| When they last were new | |
| Whether they were made of metal | |
| Or they were cotton stuffed | |
| Or how they had been left here | |
| When they were not enough | |
| And so it's here that they must wait | |
| Between reality and dream | |
| Hoping all will be remembered | |
| And that all can be redeemed | |
| Then in the sound of the wind | |
| Whistling through a door | |
| She thought she heard the sound of children | |
| That had held this toy before | |
| And she then thought to herself | |
| As she now held it in her hand | |
| That no one could save all the world | |
| But we should save who we can | |
| So she placed it near her candle | |
| For she had decided in her mind | |
| That when she left this attic | |
| He would not be left behind |
| zuo qu : Kinkel, ONeill | |
| O Holy night | |
| The stars are brightly shining | |
| It is the night of our dear savior' s birth | |
| Now you all heard the story about | |
| BethlehemHow the child was born and the three wise men | |
| Heard the preacher tell it like the preacher does | |
| But let me tell you, children, | |
| That' s not how it was | |
| Now you might ask me what | |
| I' m talking about | |
| But I know the part that they all left out | |
| Now do you hear what | |
| I saidThat | |
| Herod wanted those wise men dead | |
| But on that blessed evening | |
| My great great great great great great granddad | |
| He saved those kings | |
| Now granddad made his living | |
| Playing jazz you see | |
| But jazz wasn' t big around one | |
| A. D. So he got himself a job in the palace band | |
| Where he heard about three kings | |
| In the desert sand | |
| Let me tell you children that at any time | |
| Three kings in the desert that' s a real rare find | |
| But Herod heard of it too | |
| And when he heard his curiosity grew | |
| So he asked those kings to drop by | |
| And my great great great great great great | |
| GranddadHe wondered why | |
| So the Magi told old | |
| HerodThat they had come here | |
| To find a newborn king of kings | |
| Who' d heal our sins | |
| Then herod told his guards | |
| To follow those | |
| MagiAnd that the only king around here | |
| Was gonna' be him | |
| Then he told his soldiers as | |
| I recallWhen they found that child, to kill them all | |
| But granddad overheard what | |
| Herod said | |
| And he had to act fast or else they' d all be dead | |
| So granddad got to those kings | |
| Filled them in on the plan, told them everything | |
| When they heard what he had in store | |
| They grabbed the gold | |
| The frankincense | |
| The myrrh, the jewels | |
| The desert tents | |
| And when they found | |
| His plan was sound | |
| They followed granddad out the back door | |
| And what a night | |
| It must have been | |
| But when God is on your side | |
| You kinda' know that in the end | |
| You' re gonna win | |
| They traveled fast | |
| They traveled far | |
| And in the end they found | |
| That they were standing with the | |
| ChildBeneath the star | |
| Hallelujah | |
| Hallelujah | |
| Hallelujah | |
| Hallelujah | |
| Hallelujah | |
| Hallelujah | |
| And so you see we' ve reached the end | |
| Of our story | |
| When granddad and the kings | |
| Reached that stable on the hill | |
| And while | |
| I said that | |
| Three kings in the desert is a rare sight | |
| Angels singing in the desert that' s far rarer still | |
| Now I ain' t sayin' that the bible was wrong | |
| But ya' see the whole tale | |
| Would have taken too long' | |
| Cause way back then in the promised land | |
| Every copy they sold, | |
| It had to be written by hand | |
| And granddad lived a long life | |
| Stayed friends with those kings | |
| And found a good wife | |
| And eventually | |
| I came along | |
| But that my children | |
| That my children | |
| That' s another song | |
| The next letter included a receipt | |
| For one toy stuffed bear | |
| Donating it to a small thrift shop | |
| But somehow it was left there | |
| For attics have their secrets | |
| And toys will have theirs, too | |
| Like who once held or loved them | |
| When they last were new | |
| Whether they were made of metal | |
| Or they were cotton stuffed | |
| Or how they had been left here | |
| When they were not enough | |
| And so it' s here that they must wait | |
| Between reality and dream | |
| Hoping all will be remembered | |
| And that all can be redeemed | |
| Then in the sound of the wind | |
| Whistling through a door | |
| She thought she heard the sound of children | |
| That had held this toy before | |
| And she then thought to herself | |
| As she now held it in her hand | |
| That no one could save all the world | |
| But we should save who we can | |
| So she placed it near her candle | |
| For she had decided in her mind | |
| That when she left this attic | |
| He would not be left behind |
| zuò qǔ : Kinkel, ONeill | |
| O Holy night | |
| The stars are brightly shining | |
| It is the night of our dear savior' s birth | |
| Now you all heard the story about | |
| BethlehemHow the child was born and the three wise men | |
| Heard the preacher tell it like the preacher does | |
| But let me tell you, children, | |
| That' s not how it was | |
| Now you might ask me what | |
| I' m talking about | |
| But I know the part that they all left out | |
| Now do you hear what | |
| I saidThat | |
| Herod wanted those wise men dead | |
| But on that blessed evening | |
| My great great great great great great granddad | |
| He saved those kings | |
| Now granddad made his living | |
| Playing jazz you see | |
| But jazz wasn' t big around one | |
| A. D. So he got himself a job in the palace band | |
| Where he heard about three kings | |
| In the desert sand | |
| Let me tell you children that at any time | |
| Three kings in the desert that' s a real rare find | |
| But Herod heard of it too | |
| And when he heard his curiosity grew | |
| So he asked those kings to drop by | |
| And my great great great great great great | |
| GranddadHe wondered why | |
| So the Magi told old | |
| HerodThat they had come here | |
| To find a newborn king of kings | |
| Who' d heal our sins | |
| Then herod told his guards | |
| To follow those | |
| MagiAnd that the only king around here | |
| Was gonna' be him | |
| Then he told his soldiers as | |
| I recallWhen they found that child, to kill them all | |
| But granddad overheard what | |
| Herod said | |
| And he had to act fast or else they' d all be dead | |
| So granddad got to those kings | |
| Filled them in on the plan, told them everything | |
| When they heard what he had in store | |
| They grabbed the gold | |
| The frankincense | |
| The myrrh, the jewels | |
| The desert tents | |
| And when they found | |
| His plan was sound | |
| They followed granddad out the back door | |
| And what a night | |
| It must have been | |
| But when God is on your side | |
| You kinda' know that in the end | |
| You' re gonna win | |
| They traveled fast | |
| They traveled far | |
| And in the end they found | |
| That they were standing with the | |
| ChildBeneath the star | |
| Hallelujah | |
| Hallelujah | |
| Hallelujah | |
| Hallelujah | |
| Hallelujah | |
| Hallelujah | |
| And so you see we' ve reached the end | |
| Of our story | |
| When granddad and the kings | |
| Reached that stable on the hill | |
| And while | |
| I said that | |
| Three kings in the desert is a rare sight | |
| Angels singing in the desert that' s far rarer still | |
| Now I ain' t sayin' that the bible was wrong | |
| But ya' see the whole tale | |
| Would have taken too long' | |
| Cause way back then in the promised land | |
| Every copy they sold, | |
| It had to be written by hand | |
| And granddad lived a long life | |
| Stayed friends with those kings | |
| And found a good wife | |
| And eventually | |
| I came along | |
| But that my children | |
| That my children | |
| That' s another song | |
| The next letter included a receipt | |
| For one toy stuffed bear | |
| Donating it to a small thrift shop | |
| But somehow it was left there | |
| For attics have their secrets | |
| And toys will have theirs, too | |
| Like who once held or loved them | |
| When they last were new | |
| Whether they were made of metal | |
| Or they were cotton stuffed | |
| Or how they had been left here | |
| When they were not enough | |
| And so it' s here that they must wait | |
| Between reality and dream | |
| Hoping all will be remembered | |
| And that all can be redeemed | |
| Then in the sound of the wind | |
| Whistling through a door | |
| She thought she heard the sound of children | |
| That had held this toy before | |
| And she then thought to herself | |
| As she now held it in her hand | |
| That no one could save all the world | |
| But we should save who we can | |
| So she placed it near her candle | |
| For she had decided in her mind | |
| That when she left this attic | |
| He would not be left behind |