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Text:Sing the New Song
Author:Emma Pitt
Tune:[Children of Zion, sing the new song]
Composer:Adam Geibel

37. Sing the New Song

1 Children of Zion, sing the new song,
Praises to Jesus in gladness prolong;
Him that hath loved us, praise with the voice,
Washed from our sins, in freedom rejoice.

Chorus:
Beautiful songs, beautiful songs,
Sung by the angels in heaven above;
Beautiful songs, beautiful songs,
Beautiful songs of redeeming love.

2 Christ our Redeemer, Saviour and Friend,
Points to a home where joys never end;
Here on the earth is conflict and woe,
Sing with the heart as onward we go. [Chorus]

3 Children of promise, heirs to a King,
Loud let hosannas gratefully ring;
Paid is the ransom bought with his blood,
Songs of redemption sing unto God. [Chorus]

Text Information
First Line: Children of Zion, sing the new song
Title: Sing the New Song
Author: Emma Pitt
Refrain First Line: Beautiful songs, beautiful songs
Language: English
Publication Date: 1892
Copyright: Copyright, 1892, by John J. Hood
Notes: Public Domain.
Tune Information
Name: [Children of Zion, sing the new song]
Composer: Adam Geibel
Key: A♭ Major
Notes: Public Domain.



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