Little Shepherd Boy
€5.95
Sweet, uplifting and upbeat song from the Nativity Musical “A New King for Israel” by Sue Furlong. The little shepherd boy finds his heart pattering with excitement to find a little baby born in a stable.
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Little Shepherd Boy
A sweet, uplifting, upbeat song from the Nativity Musical “A New King for Israel” by Sue Furlong. The Little Shepherd Boy cannot stop his heart pattering with excitement to find a baby boy born in a stable.
Performance Backing Track, Word-sheet provided.
This is an opportunity for a young solo singer to perform with the backing of a choir, or the song can be sung in unison by choir.
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