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Text:Joy and praise
Author:Rev. J. H. Martin
Tune:[There's a song of joy and praise]
Composer:R. M. McIntosh

13. Joy and praise

1 There's a song of joy and praise,
In the shining courts above,
Which the ransom'd ever raise,
For redeeming grace and love.

Chorus:
Heavenly anthem, heavenly anthem,
Sung by ransom'd souls above,
Loud the chorus, Loud the chorus,
Unto Jesus and His love.

2 Heavenly music, heavenly music,
Sung by ransom'd souls above,
Loud the chorus, loud the chorus,
Unto Jesus and His love. [Chorus]

3 Day and night they sweetly sing,
Glad hosannas unto God,
Hallelujahs to the King,
Who has bought them with His blood. [Chorus]

Text Information
First Line: There's a song of joy and praise
Title: Joy and praise
Author: Rev. J. H. Martin
Refrain First Line: Heavenly anthem, heavenly anthem
Language: English
Publication Date: 1881
Tune Information
Name: [There's a song of joy and praise]
Composer: R. M. McIntosh
Key: C Major



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