Alleluia Sing To Jesus To The Manger Praises Bring (Calon Lân – 5 Verses) – Organ

Alleluia Sing To Jesus To The Manger Praises Bring ~ Lyrics

Alleluia, sing to Jesus!
To the manger praises bring;
Alleluia, lift your voices,
Praises to the infant King!
Alleluia, sing your praises,
Sing them loud to Christ the King!
Alleluia, sing your praises,
To his feet your tribute bring!

Alleluia, sing to Jesus!
Songs of praises to the boy;
Alleluia, lift your voices,
Songs of love and songs of joy!
Alleluia . . .

Alleluia, sing to Jesus!
Join the others at his Birth;
Alleluia, lift your voices,
Son of God come down to Earth!
Alleluia . . .

Alleluia, sing to Jesus!
Ox and ass have gath-ered round;
Alleluia, lift your voic-es,
Standing now on hallowed ground!
Alleluia . . .

Alleluia, sing to Jesus!
Joining with the heav’nly host;
Alleluia, lift your voices,
Praise Father, Son and Holy Ghost!
Alleluia . . .

Meter: 87 87 D. Lyrics Copyright © 2006 Colin Gordon-Farleigh, used with permission.

Calon Lân ~ Recording

• Tune: Calon Lân, composed by Landore John Hughes (1872 – 1914). Public Domain.
• Performance Copyright ℗ 2019 Richard M S Irwin. All rights reserved. ISRC UKTU21900044

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Alleluia Sing To Jesus To The Manger Praises Bring by Colin Gordon-Farleigh should not be confused with Alleluia Sing To Jesus by William Chatterton Dix (1837 – 1898).