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613. Sing Forth With Gladsome Voice

1 Sing forth with gladsome voice,
With grateful hearts rejoice:
All the world's salvation
Sleeps in a manger-bed,
The hope of ev'ry nation
Laid there His royal head:
Great eternal God!
Great eternal God!

2 O Son of God on high,
For Thee my heart doth sigh;
Fill with consolation
The soul that needs Thy love;
And teach me Thy salvation:
With mercy from above
Draw my heart to Thee!
Draw my heart to Thee!

3 Tho' we were lost in guilt,
His word He has fulfilled;
Destined for perdition
We lay beneath His wrath;
But His great love's compassion
Has opened heaven's path:
There we are at home.
There we are at home.

4 Where is the home of bliss?
It can be only this:
Where the saints are singing
In hymns of loud acclaim,
And their hosannas bringing
All glory to His name:
There we are at home!
There we are at home!

Text Information
First Line: Sing forth with gladsome voice
Title: Sing Forth With Gladsome Voice
Translator: Paul E. Kretzmann (1927)
Meter: 6 6 7 6 7 6 5
Language: English
Publication Date: 1930
Topic: Carols and Spiritual Songs: Christmas
Source: 15th Century
Notes: Public Domain.
Tune Information
Name: KLUG
Composer: J. Klug
Meter: 6 6 7 6 7 6 5
Key: F Major
Source: German chorale: Nun singet und seid froh
Notes: Public Domain.



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