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29. The New Song

1 When the great jubilee shall come,
Then we'll sing the new song,
And Christ shall take his ransomed home,
Then we'll sing the new song.

Chorus:
Wait a little while,
Then we'll sing the new song.
Wait a little while,
Then we'll sing the new song.

2 When the long night of sin shall close,
Then we'll sing the new song,
And life's fair day shall end our woes,
Then we'll sing the new song. [Chorus]

3 When the glad shout shall rend the sky,
Then we'll sing the new song,
"O grave, where is thy victory?"
Then we'll sing the new song. [Chorus]

4 When sorrow, pain and death are o'er,
Then we'll sing the new song,
And sighs and tears shall be no more,
Then we'll sing the new song. [Chorus]

5 Where all will be immortal, fair,
There we'll sing the new song,
When blood-washed robes are ours to wear,
Then we'll sing the new song. [Chorus]

Text Information
First Line: When the great jubilee shall come
Title: The New Song
Author: H. Pollare
Refrain First Line: Wait a little while
Publication Date: 1902
Tune Information
Name: [When the great jubilee shall come]
Key: F Major
Source: Southern Melody, Arr.



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