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Text:Rejoice and Sing
Author:A. T.
Tune:[Saints of God rejoice and sing!]
Composer:Austin Taylor

143. Rejoice and Sing

1 Saints of God, rejoice and sing!
From the heart rejoice and sing!
Thro' the storms and strife, and the cares of life,
Rejoice, rejoice and sing.

2 God is love--rejoice and sing!
Look above--rejoice and sing!
Heaven's King extol, from a trusting soul
Rejoice, rejoice and sing.

3 Praise the Lord with glad acclaim,
Shout His worth and praise His name
To the new born King, let your praises ring.
Rejoice, rejoice and sing.

4 Let the morning give you cheer,
And the evening bring no fear;
For the God above is a God of love,
Rejoice, rejoice and sing.

Text Information
First Line: Saints of God rejoice and sing!
Title: Rejoice and Sing
Author: A. T.
Refrain First Line: Rejoice, rejoice and sing
Language: English
Publication Date: 1938
Copyright: Copyright, 1927, by Austin Taylor
Notes: Now Public Domain
Tune Information
Name: [Saints of God rejoice and sing!]
Composer: Austin Taylor
Key: G Major or modal
Copyright: Copyright, 1927, by Austin Taylor
Notes: Now Public Domain



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