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14911 | The Cyber Hymnal#14912 | 14913 |
Text: | He's Coming Back |
Author: | F. J. Atkinson |
Tune: | [Once a man of sorrows, pierced His hands and brow] |
Composer: | Peter Philip Bilhorn |
Media: | MIDI file |
1 Once a man of sorrows, pierced His hands and brow,
Now in glory seated, to Him angels bow.
Once a helpless infant, once a tender youth,
Then a mighty captain, girded with the truth.
Refrain:
He’s coming back again, He’s coming back again;
He suffered here, but reigns up there;
He’s coming back again;
He’s coming back again, He’s coming back again;
He suffered here, but reigns up there;
He’s coming back again.
2 Once He suffered hunger, weariness and shame;
Then He’ll come in triumph, all shall own His name.
Once a man rejected, by the world cast out,
Then on clouds of glory, hailed by angels’ shout. [Refrain]
3 Once His path was lonely, none to cheer His way,
Hosts of saints attend Him on that coming day.
Once exposed to sinners’ spitting, scorn and jeer,
Kings and mighty captains then shall flee in fear. [Refrain]
4 Once He wore a thorn crown, then a kingly crown,
Then His royal scepter every land shall own.
Once they crucified Him, falsely charged with wrong,
Then with saints in triumph—He their only song. [Refrain]
Text Information | |
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First Line: | Once a man of sorrows, pierced His hands and brow |
Title: | He's Coming Back |
Author: | F. J. Atkinson |
Refrain First Line: | He’s coming back again, He’s coming back again |
Language: | English |
Source: | Hymns of the Second Coming of Our Lord Jesus Christ by Bailie Brown and Peter P. Bilhorn (Chicago: Bilhorn Brothers, 1911) |
Copyright: | Public Domain |
Tune Information | |
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Name: | [Once a man of sorrows, pierced His hands and brow] |
Composer: | Peter Philip Bilhorn |
Key: | G Major or modal |
Copyright: | Public Domain |
Media | |
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MIDI file: | ![]() |
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