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8208. Tell Me Of The King

1 Tell me o’er and o’er again,
While the bells are ringing;
Tell me of the King of men,
Earth’s redemption bringing;
Tell me of the town of old,
Where a wondrous star of gold
Of the Savior’s coming told;
Tell me of the King.

Refrain:
Tell the story of the King,
Let the theme triumphant ring,
He who came our peace to bring,
Tell me of the King.

2 Tell me of the gilded rocks
Lit with sudden glory;
Tell me of the dreaming flocks
And the Christmas story;
Tell me o’er and o’er again,
How the watching shepherd men
Saw the star from vale and glen;
Tell me of the King. [Refrain]

3 Tell me how the angels sang
Joy to every nation;
Tell me how the chorus rang
Over all creation;
Tell, oh, tell the wondrous theme
Of the King of kings supreme,
Born the people to redeem;
Tell me of the King. [Refrain]

Text Information
First Line: Tell me o’er and o’er again
Title: Tell Me Of The King
Author: Frances Jane (Fanny) Crosby (1900)
Refrain First Line: Tell the story of the King
Language: English
Source: Heavenly Sunlight by J. Howard Entwisle, et al. (Philadelphia: MacCalla & Compnay, 1900)
Notes: Some hymnals show the author as Ida Scott Taylor, one of Fanny's pseudonyms
Tune Information
Name: [Tell me o'er and o'er again]
Composer: J. Howard Entwisle
Key: E Major
Copyright: Public Domain



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