Lyrics
[Chorus] He was born in an old red barn just past midnight
Momma in her denim, tucked him in tight
A star through the window, shining down bright, still hope in plain sight
[Post-Chorus] Oh oh, little miracle boy
Oh oh, that down-home joy
[Verse 2] She laid him near a toolbox, smell of hay and pine
Cell phones as lanterns, folks waitin’ in the line
Cowboys and teachers, shepherds from next door
A pickup-truck wise man brought gifts from the store
[Pre-Chorus] Townsfolk on Main Street stand amazed
Hearin’ news spreadin’ wild these days
[Chorus] He was born in a red wood barn just past midnight
Momma in her denim, tucked him in tight
A star through the window, shining down bright, still hope in plain sight
[Post-Chorus] Oh oh, [Chorus] He was born in an old red barn just past midnight
Momma in her denim, tucked him in tight
A star through the window, shining down bright, still hope in plain sight
[Post-Chorus] Oh oh, little miracle boy
Oh oh, that down-home joy
[Verse 2] She laid him near a toolbox, smell of hay and pine
Cell phones as lanterns, folks waitin’ in the line
Cowboys and teachers, shepherds from next door
A pickup-truck wise man brought gifts from the store
[Pre-Chorus] Townsfolk on Main Street stand amazed
Hearin’ news spreadin’ wild these days
[Chorus] He was born in a red wood barn just past midnight
Momma in her denim, tucked him in tight
A star through the window, shining down bright, still hope in plain sight
[Post-Chorus] Oh oh, little miracle boy
Oh oh, that down-home joy, still hope in plain sight
[Post-Chorus] Oh oh, little miracle boy
Oh oh, that down-home joy