Who Would Think?

Verse 1

She tried to shift on the donkey,
searching for comfort in the sway,
Every mile pressed a little harder,
with every breath she prayed. 

To love her meant to walk this road
without a shield or plan,
To stand beside a miracle 
and do the best he can.

Chorus

Who would think
the gift would arrive this quietly,
With heaven awake
and the sky alive,

Yet born in a place this small,
on a night like any other.
Who would think a promise held so long
would change the world like this.

Verse 2

They reached the town as daylight faded, 
voices low, the air worn thin,
Every room already taken,
every sign of welcome withheld from them.

They were led beyond the crowded doors
to a space carved deep in stone,
Where the night drew close around them,
and the dark was theirs alone.

Chorus
Who would think
the gift would arrive this quietly,
With heaven awake
and the sky alive,

Yet born in a place this small,
on a night like any other.
Who would think a promise held so long
would change the world like this.

Bridge

They were told what this child would be,
that hope had finally drawn near.
But hoping isn’t the same
as when the moment’s here.

Final Chorus

Who would think 
the gift would arrive this quietly,
Not with force,
not with fear,
Just love showing up
right here.

Outro
Who would think
a king would come this way—
Arriving softly,
and changing everything.

Christmas hymn inspired by ‘Who Would Imagine a King’, female