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15287. Tell The Joyful News

1 Tell the joyful news, Christ the Lord is born,
Peace and joy He brings on this Christmas morn;
Let the bells ring out and their music tell,
Jesus comes to reign, King Immanuel.

Refrain:
In the highest peace, good will to men;
Jesus cometh, tell the news again;
While the angels sing of the newborn King,
Spread the joyful news over all the land.

2 Tell the joyful news, night has passed away,
And the dawning breaks of a brighter day;
For the Gospel rays from the manger shine,
Over all the world, shedding light divine. [Refrain]

3 Tell the joyful news over all the earth:
Let the nations hear of a Savior’s birth,
’Till each grateful heart shall the strain repeat,
And their tributes bring to the Master’s feet. [Refrain]

Text Information
First Line: Tell the joyful news, Christ the Lord is born
Title: Tell The Joyful News
Author: Lora May Wright Jones
Refrain First Line: In the highest peace, good will to men
Language: English
Copyright: Public Domain
Tune Information
Name: [Tell the joyful news, Christ the Lord is born]
Composer: Lewis Edgar Jones
Key: G Major or modal
Copyright: Public Domain



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