What A Day
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What A Day
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When I get Home I will see all
The holy men I read about.
Peter and John, James, Luke, and Paul
And brother Tom without a doubt
And I do believe there will be
King David at the harp
A song of praise with every chord.
What a sight to see, the redeemed and
The angels gathered round worshiping the Lord
What a day that will be
Oh, what a day that will be!
When we get Home, our Eternal Home
There'll be no more sick and dying.
No one is sad, no one is alone
And there will be no more crying
He will wipe away every tear
From His children's eyes
And put a smile upon their faces
What a happy day when we see
Our Lord in Paradise
Crowned as King of Kings
What a day that will be
Oh, what a day that will be!
What a day, what a day
What a day that will be...
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Phil Keaggy performs "What A Day", and this lyric page sits inside the Phil Keaggy catalog on LyroVerse.
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