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Text:Sing His Praise
Tune:[Come ye children join to sing]
Composer:R. G. Staples

46. Sing His Praise

1 Come ye children join to sing,
Sing His praise; Sing His praise;
Hymns of praise to Christ our King.
Sing His praise, yes, Sing His praise;
Let us all with heart and voice
Sing His praise; sing His praise,
And before His throne rejoice,
Sing, yes sing His praise.

2 Come and lift your voices high,
Sing His praise; Sing His praise;
Let your praises fill the sky,
Sing His praise, yes, Sing His praise;
He is our sure guide and friend
Sing His praise; sing His praise,
And His love shall never end,
Sing, yes sing His praise.

3 Praise we yet the Lord again,
Sing His praise; Sing His praise;
Life shall never end the strain.
Sing His praise, yes, Sing His praise;
Till on Heaven's blissful shore
Sing His praise; sing His praise,
All His goodness we adore,
Sing, yes sing His praise.

Text Information
First Line: Come ye children join to sing
Title: Sing His Praise
Language: English
Publication Date: 1875
Notes: Public Domain.
Tune Information
Name: [Come ye children join to sing]
Composer: R. G. Staples
Key: G Major or modal
Notes: Public Domain.



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