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Text:Won't It Be Wonderful There?
Author:James Rowe
Tune:[When with the Savior we enter the glory-land]
Composer:Homer F. Morris

183. Won't It Be Wonderful There?

1 When with the Savior we enter the glory-land,
Won't it be wonderful there?
Ended the troubles and cares of the story-land,
Won't it be wonderful there?

Refrain:
Won't it be wonderful there,
Having no burdens to bear?
Joyously singing with heart-bells all ringing,
O won't it be wonderful there?

2 Walking and talking with Christ, the supernal ONe,
Won't it be wonderful there?
Praising, adoring the matchless eternal One,
Won't it be wonderful there? [Refrain]

3 There where the tempest will never be sweeping us,
Won't it be wonderful there?
Sure that forever the Lord will be keeping us,
Won't it be wonderful there? [Refrain]

Text Information
First Line: When with the Savior we enter the glory-land
Title: Won't It Be Wonderful There?
Author: James Rowe
Refrain First Line: Won't it be wonderful there
Language: English
Publication Date: 1962
Copyright: © 1930, by Homer F. Morris
Notes: Now Public Domain.
Tune Information
Name: [When with the Savior we enter the glory-land]
Composer: Homer F. Morris
Key: B♭ Major



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