Knock, knock, knock went Joseph at an inn in Bethlehem.
Can you shelter a family and be a big help to them?
“No room, no room,” said the man in Bethlehem.
“No room, no room,” said the man in Bethlehem.

Knock, knock, knock went Joseph at a stable door so bright.
Can you shelter a family for the Christ child is born tonight?
“Come in, come in,” said the beasts of Bethlehem.
“Come in, come in,” said the beasts of Bethlehem.
- William Grime (1948)

I would like to find a copy of the song knock knock knock went Joseph. If it is in a book I can purchase please let me know. Thanks

I would like to get a copy of the accompaniment for the song "No room". Please advise me how to do this.
Thank you very much.

Nice song

Sorry for the delay. I don't normally read this board. I will see if I have a copy at my house and send it to you

We love this song, and would love to have a good copy of the accompaniment. Is it in a book we could order?
Thanks,
Pat Rowlett
Director of Music
First Presbyterian Church
New Bern NC 28560
(252)637-3270
[email protected]

The song is "Knock, knock, knock" and it was written by the Rev. William Grime, who is my grandfather.

Knock Knock Knock went Joseph on the stable door so bright.
Can you shelter a family? For Christ will be born tonight.
Come in! Come in! Said the beasts of Bethlehem.
Come in! Come in! Said the beasts of Bethlehem.

first verse is as follows. We are having trouble coming up with the second verse.

Knock knock knock went Joseph at a inn in Bethlehem
Can you shelter family and be a good friend to them
no room no room said the man in bethlehem
no room no room said the man in bethlehem