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10589. Christ Is Risen

1 Christ is risen, Christ is risen,
Let our hearts with gladness sing;
Nevermore shall tomb imprison
Jesus Christ, our Lord and king.
To our captain and defender
We would every tribute pay;
Loving service we would render,
On this happy Easter Day.

Refrain:
Hallelujah! sing, hallelujah!
Let our hearts with gladness ring;
Hallelujah! sing, hallelujah!
Christ is ris’n our Lord and king.

2 Oh, that all could know this story,
Of the Savior’s wondrous love,
How the Lord left all His glory,
Left His happy home above;
And to show the love He bore us,
And the price of sin to pay,
Over death became victorious,
So we keep His Easter Day. [Refrain]

3 If to follow Him we’re striving,
And our crosses meekly bear,
At His happy home arriving,
We shall in His glory share.
Then to Him who died to save us,
Grateful homage let us pay;
His own life He freely gave us,
So we keep His Easter Day. [Refrain]

Text Information
First Line: Christ is risen, Christ is risen
Title: Christ Is Risen
Author: Hattie M. Bird
Refrain First Line: Hallelujah! sing, hallelujah!
Language: English
Source: Our Sabbath Home Praise Book by John R. Sweney and William J. Kirkpatrick (Philadelphia: John J. Hood, 1884)
Copyright: Public Domain
Tune Information
Name: [Christ is risen, Christ is risen]
Composer: William James Kirkpatrick
Key: G Major
Copyright: Public Domain



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