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The Lord Is Risen

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1 The Lord, the Lord is risen!
Exulting angels sing!
He’s left the grave’s dark prison,
And death has lost its sting.

Refrain:
The Lord, the Lord is risen!
Exulting angels sing!
He’s left the grave’s dark prison,
And death has lost its sting.

2 No more shall men in anguish
His bleeding wounds survey,
No more disciples languish,
He comes! the Star of day. [Refrain]

3 Bring flowers, sweetest flowers,
His pathway to adorn,
And hail the joyous hours
Of this fair Easter morn. [Refrain]

Source: The Cyber Hymnal #10082

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Author: Minnie C. Ballard

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Text Information

First Line: The Lord, the Lord is risen
Title: The Lord Is Risen
Author: Minnie C. Ballard
Language: English
Refrain First Line: The Lord, the Lord is risen!
Copyright: Public Domain
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The Cyber Hymnal #10082
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