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Artist: Crowder
Canonical path: /crowder/happy-day
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Happy Day
Read Happy Day lyrics by Crowder on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Happy Day
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Low in the grave my Savior lay
Hell thought it won cause there was hell to pay
Angels came flying, stone rolled away
Hallelujah, happy day
Woah, Lord, sweet, sweet freedom
Woah, sin washed away
Woah, Lord, ain’t that worth dancing
Hallelujah, happy day
We gonna stomp ‘till the Earth starts shakin’
Louder than thunder, we’ll sing ‘till we can’t
We gonna try and out dance them angels
Hallelujah, happy day
Low in the grave my Savior lay
Hell thought it won, but hell hoped in vain
Angels came flying, stone rolled away
Hallelujah, happy day
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