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Sing a New Song

(REFRAIN :)
SING A NEW SONG UNTO THE LORD
LET THE SONG BE SUNG FROM MOUNTAIN HIGH
SING A NEW SONG UNTO THE LORD
SINGING ALLELUIA
YAHWEH'S PEOPLE DANCE FOR JOY
O COME BEFORE THE LORD
AND PLAY FOR HIM ON GLAD TAMBORINES
AND LET YOUR TRUMPET SOUND
(REPEAT REFRAIN)

RISE, O CHILDREN, FROM YOUR SLEEP
YOUR SAVIOUR NOW HAS COME
HE HAS TURNED YOUR SORROW TO JOY
AND FILLED YOUR SOUL WITH SONG

(REPEAT REFRAIN)

GLAD MY SOUL FOR I HAVE SEEN
THE GLORY OF THE LORD
THE TRUMPET SOUNDS THE DEAD SHALL BE RAISED
I KNOW MY SAVIOR LIVES

(REPEAT REFRAIN)

Sing to the mountains

Sing to the mountains, sing to the sea.
Raise your voices, lift your hearts.
This is the day the Lord has made.
Let all the earth rejoice. I will give thanks to you, my Lord.
You have answered my plea.
You have saved my soul from death.
You are my strength and song. (Refrain)
Holy, holy, holy Lord.
Heaven and earth are full of your glory. (Refrain)
This is the day that the Lord has made.
Let us be glad and rejoice.
He has turned all death to life.
Sing of the glory of God. (Refrain)

Enter Rejoice

ENTER, REJOICE AND COME IN
OPEN YOUR HEARTS TO THE LORD
TODAY WILL BE A JOYFUL DAY
ENTER, REJOICE AND COME IN

GATHER US ALL IN YOUR LOVE (2X)
THAT WE MAY ALL ONE BODY BE
GATHER US ALL IN YOUR LOVE

GLORY TO GOD, GLORY (2X)
LET US RESOUND WITH JOYFUL SONG
GLORY TO GOD, GLORY

SING ALLELUIA (2X)
TODAY WILL BE A JOYFUL DAY
SING ALLELUIA

Glory and Praise
Glory and praise to our God who alone gives light to our days many are the blessings He bears to those who trust in His ways
We the daughters and sons of Him who built the valleys and plains
Praise the wonders our God has done in every heart that sings
In His wisdom He strengthens us like gold that’s tested in fire though the power of sin prevails
Our God is there to save
Every moment of every day
Our God is waiting to save
Always ready to

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