Glory Hallelujah!

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Glory, hallelujah! Christ has set me free

Author: Leland Green (1943); Author: Norah E. Burne (1943)
Tune: [Glory, hallelujah! Christ has set me free]
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Glory, hallelujah! Christ has set me free;
Glory, hallelujah! A new life now I see.
My sins are all forgiv’n,
I’m on my way to heav’n
To live eternally.
Glory, hallelujah! He’s coming soon for me!

Source: Old Fashioned Revival Hour Songs #127

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Author: Leland Green

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Author: Norah E. Burne

Norah Burne's first published hymn was "Abiding In My Savior" was published in 1938 when Norah was 19 years old, and used by Dr. Fuller in some of the broadcasts of the Old Fashioned Revival Hour. Dianne Shapiro, information provided by Bob Buyers, by email Go to person page >

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First Line:	Glory, hallelujah! Christ has set me free
Title:	Glory Hallelujah!
Author:	Leland Green (1943)
Author:	Norah E. Burne (1943)
Language:	English
Copyright:	© 1943 by Norah E. Burne