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101. You'll hear de trumpet sound

Refrain:
My Lord, what a morning,
My Lord, what a morning,
My Lord, what a morning,
When the stars begin to fall.

1 You'll hear de trumpet sound,
To wake de nations underground;
Look in my God’s right hand
When de stars begin to fall.
You'll hear de sinner moan,
To wake de nations underground;
Look in my God’s right hand,
When de stars begin to fall. [Refrain]

2 You'll hear de Christian sing
To wake de nations underground,
Look in my God’s right hand,
When de stars begin to fall.
You'll hear the angels sing,
To wake de nations underground,
Look in my God’s right hand,
When de stars begin to fall. [Refrain]

3 You'll hear my Jesus come,
To wake de nations underground,
Look in my God’s right hand,
When de stars begin to fall.
His chariot wheels roll around,
To wake de nations underground,
Look in my God’s right hand,
When de stars begin to fall. [Refrain]

Text Information
First Line: You'll hear de trumpet sound
Refrain First Line: My Lord, what a morning
Language: English
Publication Date: 1960
Topic: Advent; Avent; Christian Hope (2 more...)
Copyright: With the kind permission of the Hampton Institute Press, Hampton, Virginia
Notes: Now Public Domain
Tune Information
Name: [You'll hear de trumpet sound]
Key: D Major
Source: American Negro Folk Song
Copyright: With the kind permission of the Hampton Institute Press, Hampton, Virginia



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