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The Lord Arose

It came upon the early morn

Author: Eliza M. Sherman
Tune: [It came upon the early morn]
Published in 4 hymnals

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Audio files: MIDI

Representative Text

1. It came upon the early morn,
That voice so sweet and clear;
Why seek the living ’mong the dead?
The Savior is not here!

Refrain
The Lord is ris’n, the angels say,
The Lord arose this Easter Day!

2. He suffered death for everyone,
He suffered in our stead;
But now the victory is won,
He’s risen from the dead. [Refrain]

3. O angels, we would join the song,
And glory, glory sing,
In triumph to our risen Lord,
Our Savior and our King! [Refrain]

Source: The Cyber Hymnal #3932

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Author: Eliza M. Sherman

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Text Information

First Line: It came upon the early morn
Title: The Lord Arose
Author: Eliza M. Sherman
Language: English
Refrain First Line: The Lord is risen, the angels say
Copyright: Public Domain
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The Cyber Hymnal #3932

The Cyber Hymnal #3932
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