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Text:We Welcome Glad Easter
Author:Anonymous
Tune:ST. DENIO
Composer:John Ro­berts
Media:MIDI file

7252. We Welcome Glad Easter

1. We welcome glad Easter when Jesus arose,
And won a great victory over His foes.

Refrain
Then raise your glad voices, all Christians and sing,
Bring glad Easter tidings to Jesus, your King.

2. We tell how the women came early that day,
And there at the tomb found the stone rolled away. [Refrain]

3. We sing of the angel who said: Do not fear!
Your Savior is risen, and He is not here. [Refrain]

4. We think of the promise which Jesus did give:
That he who believes in Me also shall live! [Refrain]

Text Information
First Line: We welcome glad Easter when Jesus arose
Title: We Welcome Glad Easter
Author: Anonymous
Refrain First Line: Then raise your glad voices, all Christians and sing
Meter: 11.11.11.11
Language: English
Copyright: Public Domain
Tune Information
Name: ST. DENIO
Composer: John Ro­berts (1839)
Meter: 11.11.11.11
Incipit: 16427 51332 11642
Key: A♭ Major
Source: Welsh mel­o­dy; from Can­ai­dau y Cys­segr, 1839
Copyright: Public Domain



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