Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Steven Curtis Chapman
Canonical path: /chapman-steven-curtis/sing-hallelujah
Related lyric paths: 6
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Sing Hallelujah
Read Sing Hallelujah lyrics by Steven Curtis Chapman on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Sing Hallelujah
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Sing hallelujah
The sun’s breaking through
To take back the dark sky
And make everything new
We knew joy was coming
But we just had to wait
And now we sing hallelujah
'Cause it’s a brand new day
So let’s sing hallelujah
The dark night is gone
Creation is singing
So come join in the song
The Father is calling
To come out and play
So we’ll sing hallelujah
'Cause it’s a brand new day
Sing hallelujah
It’s a brand new, beautiful day
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Steven Curtis Chapman performs "Sing Hallelujah", and this lyric page sits inside the Steven Curtis Chapman catalog on LyroVerse.
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