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625. Sing Praise to the Lord

1 Sing praise to the Lord! praise God in the height;
Rejoice in his word, you angels of light;
O heavens, adore him by whom you were made,
And worship before him in brightness arrayed.

2 Sing praise to the Lord! praise God upon earth,
In tuneful accord, all you of new birth;
Praise him who has brought you his grace from above,
Praise him who has taught you to sing of his love.

3 Sing praise to the Lord, all things that give sound;
Each jubilant chord re-echo around;
Loud organs, his glory tell forth in deep tone,
And trumpets, the story of what God has done.

4 Sing praise to the Lord! thanksgiving and song
To him be outpoured all ages along;
For love in creation, for heaven restored,
For grace of salvation, sing praise to the Lord!

Text Information
First Line: Sing praise to the Lord! praise God in the height
Title: Sing Praise to the Lord
Author: Henry W. Baker, 1821-1877 (alt.)
Meter: 10 10 11 11
Language: English
Publication Date: 2003
Topic: Angels; Celebrations; Creation (4 more...)
Tune Information
Name: LAUDATE DOMINUM
Composer: Charles H. H. Parry, 1840-1918
Meter: 10 10 11 11
Key: B♭ Major



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