There's A Song In The Air

I've been reading Ace Collins book, 'Stories Behind the Best-Loved Songs of Christmas' and came across a carol that I have never heard of before.

The words are by Josiah Holland, and the music by Karl P. Harrington. I'll write out the words here, but does anyone know the tune? I'd love to hear it.

There's A Song In The Air

There's a song in the air!

There's a star in the sky!

There's a mother's deep prayer

and a baby's low cry!

And the star rains its fire

while the beautiful sing,

For the manger of Bethlehem

cradles a King!

There's a tumult of joy over

the wonderful birth,

For the virgin's sweet boy is

the Lord of the earth.

Ay! the star rains fire while

the beautiful sing,

For the manger of Bethlehem

cradles a King!

In the light of that star lie the

ages impearled;

And that song from afar has

swept over the world.

Every hearth is aflame, and

the beautiful sing

In the homes of the nations

that Jesus is King!

We rejoice in the light, and

we echo the song

That comes down through

the night from the heavenly throng.

Ay! we shout to the lovely

evangel they bring,

And we greet in His cradle

our Savoir and King!