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Baby Jesus I Love You by Brentwood Kids cover art

Brentwood Kids - Baby Jesus I Love You Lyrics

Artist:
Brentwood Kids
Album:
My First Christmas: Away In a Manger
Official Release:
12 Dec 2017

Lyrics

Verse 1


What did the cows at the manger say
To baby Jesus in the hay?
“Moo, moo, moo, moo
Baby Jesus, we love you.”


Verse 2


What did the sheep at the manger say
To baby Jesus in the hay?
“Baa, baa, baa, baa,
Baby Jesus, we love you.”


Chorus


Jesus was born on Christmas Day
Mary laid Him in the hay
So little boys and girls may pray
“Jesus, Jesus,
Baby Jesus, we love you.”


Verse 3


What did the donkeys at the manger say
To baby Jesus in the hay?
“Heehaw, heehaw,
Baby Jesus, we love you.”


Chorus (Repeat)


Jesus was born on Christmas Day
Mary laid Him in the hay
So little boys and girls may pray
“Jesus, Jesus,
Baby Jesus, we love you.”


Outro


Moo, moo
Baa, baa
Heehaw
Jesus
Baby Jesus, we love you.


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Meaning & Inspiration

“Baby Jesus I Love You” by Brentwood Kids is a children’s Christmas song that imagines the animals at the manger greeting the newborn Jesus. Each verse asks what a creature said to baby Jesus in the hay, and the answer is its own sound, from cows’ moo to sheep’s baa to donkeys’ heehaw, followed by the refrain “Baby Jesus, we love you.” Luke 2:7 mentions the manger, but it does not name the animals, so the animals come from the song’s imagination.

The repeated verse tells the central facts simply: Jesus was born on Christmas Day, and Mary laid Him in the hay. That summary is close to Luke 2:7, which says Mary laid Him in a manger. Children are then invited to pray, “Jesus, Jesus, baby Jesus, we love you,” so the animal sounds turn into a prayer.

The closing line gathers the sounds one more time and ends with the same words of love. The structure helps young listeners join in. The song’s message is that even the smallest child can answer the birth of Jesus with love.

Related Scripture

  • Luke 2:7 Mary laid the newborn Jesus in a manger
  • Luke 2:12 The sign of a baby lying in a manger
  • Mark 10:14 Jesus welcomes the little children