The Singer
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The Singer
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The music began at His command
And the singer drew his breath
The melody rose and dawned on the land
And pierced the emptiness.
And from a barren and lonely place
Life began to spring
As on the stage of time and space
God threw back His head and began to sing
Let there be light
Invade the darkness
Fill up the void
Replace the noise with sweet harmony
Let there be joy
And echoes the laughter
And the Singer sings on
And still writes the song of the redeemed
Though beautifully sung, the song went unheard
And darkness returned again
But God had a plan in the second verse
To win back the hearts of men
A star rose up in eastern sky
That nbight in Bethlehem
And as the baby Jesus cried
God sang out his song and the angels joined in
Let there be light
Invade the darkness
Fill up the void
Replace the noise with sweet harmony
Let there be joy
And echoes the laughter
And the Singer sings on
And still writes the song of the redeemed
And every time a soul receives that joyfull Christmas song
He rises from His throne and all creation sings along
Let there be light
Invade the darkness
Fill up the void
Replace the noise with sweet harmony
Let there be joy
And echoes the laughter
And the Singer sings on
And still writes the song of the redeemed
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