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7952. Glory to God in the Highest

1 Glad songs of praise were giv’n
To Him who came to earth,
When shepherds heard the choirs of Heav’n
Proclaim the Savior’s birth.

Refrain:
Singing Glory to God in the highest!
Glory to God in the highest!
Glory to God in the highest,
And peace on earth,
Good will tow’rd men,
And peace on earth,
Good will tow’rd men;
And peace on earth,
Good will, good will tow’rd men.

2 Then clap your hands, ye trees,
Ye little rills rejoice;
Yea, sun and moon and hills and seas,
Raise nature’s meaning voice. [Refrain]

3 With gladness serve the Lord,
Before His presence sing,
O all the earth with one accord,
Adore our Heav’n-born king. [Refrain]

4 Ye glorified above,
While endless ages run,
Proclaim aloud the Father’s love,
For giving Christ, His Son. [Refrain]

Text Information
First Line: Glad songs of praise were giv’n
Title: Glory to God in the Highest
Author: J. S. Boyd (1912)
Refrain First Line: Singing Glory to God in the highest!
Language: English
Source: Supplement to the Harp of Glory by William T. Dale and H. A. R. Horton (Nashville, Tennessee: W. T. Dale, 1912)
Copyright: Public Domain
Tune Information
Name: [Glad songs of praise were giv’n]
Composer: J. S. Boyd
Key: C Major
Source: Supplement to the Harp of Glory by William T. Dale and H. A. R. Horton (Nashville, Tennessee: W. T. Dale, 1912)
Copyright: Public Domain



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