We Three Kings of Orient Are

Author: John Henry Hopkins Jr.
Composer: John Henry Hopkins Jr.

Languages (9)

This song text has been indexed at SingPraises.net in the following languages:

• Chinese (Traditional): [Unknown title]
• Dutch: In de zwarte oosterse nacht
• English: We Three Kings of Orient Are
• French: L’astre est apparu brillament / E mau arii matou nei Mai te hitia o te râ
• French (French Polynesia): L’astre est apparu brillament / E mau arii matou nei Mai te hitia o te râ
• French (Haiti): L’astre est apparu brillament
• Japanese: [Unknown title]
• Niuean: Ko Mautolu Ko e Tau Patuiki
• Tahitian: E tora taata paari matou
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Most common tunes for “We Three Kings of Orient Are”

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Appearances of “We Three Kings of Orient Are” over time

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Copyright status of original text

This text was first published in English, in 1923 or earlier.

Public domain

Earliest source indexed at SingPraises.net: Golden Book of Favorite Songs (1923), 74b.