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Text:Shout! shout! shout!
Author:L. Hart
Tune:GOOD TIDINGS
Composer:Mayer

70. Shout! shout! shout!

chorus:
1 Shout! shout! shout!

Girls:
Shout the tidings of salvation,
To the aged and the young;

Full Chorus:
Shout the tidings of salvation
To the aged and the young,
Till the precious invitation
Waken ev'ry heart and tongue.

Boys:
Send the sound
The earth around

Chorus:
Send the sound the earth around.

2. Shout the tidings of salvation
O'er the prairies of the West,
Till each gathering congregation
With the gospel sound is blest.
Send the sound the earth around.

3 Shout the tidings of salvation,
Mingling with the ocean's roar,
Till the ships of every nation
Bear the news from shore to shore.
Send the sound the earth around.

4 Shout the tidings of salvation
O'er the islands of the sea,
Till, in humble adoration,
All to Christ shall bow the knee.
Send the sound the earth around.

5 Shout the tidings of salvation,
Till the world shall hear the call,
And, with joyous acclamation,
Crown the Saviour Lord of all.
Send the sound the earth around.

Text Information
First Line: Shout! shout! shout!
Author: L. Hart
Refrain First Line: Send the sound the earth around.
Publication Date: 1870
Notes: Tune for 70 and 354 in "American Sunday School Hymn Book" (ASS1860a)
Tune Information
Name: GOOD TIDINGS
Composer: Mayer
Key: F Major or modal



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