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Text:A Cristo Coronad
Author:Matthew Bridges
Author:Godfrey Thring
Translator:Desconcido
Tune:DIADEMATA
Composer:George Job Elvey
Media:MIDI file

13592. A Cristo Coronad

1 A Cristo coronad
divino Salvador.
Sentado en alta majestad
es digno de loor.
Al Rey de gloria y paz
loores tributad,
Y bendecid al Inmortal
por toda eternidad.

2 A Cristo coronad
Señor de nuestro amor,
Al triunfante celebrad,
glorioso vencedor.
Potente Rey de paz
el triunfo consumó,
Y por su muerte en la cruz
su grande amor mostró.

3 A Cristo coronad
Señor de vida y luz;
Con alabanzas proclamad
los triunfos de la cruz.
A él, pues, adorad,
Señor de salvación;
Loor eterno tributad
de todo corazón.

Text Information
First Line: A Cristo coronad
Title: A Cristo Coronad
English Title: Crown Him with many crowns
Author: Matthew Bridges
Author: Godfrey Thring
Translator: Desconcido
Meter: SMD
Language: Spanish
Copyright: Public Domain
Tune Information
Name: DIADEMATA
Composer: George Job Elvey (1868)
Meter: SMD
Key: E♭ Major
Copyright: Public Domain



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