About these lyrics
These lyrics are intended to glorify God and edify the reader. So feel free to quote or adapt any of these words without charge for use in any Christian work intended for publication, provided proper credit is given to Roger E. Bruner. Of course, if you'd also send him a copy of the work once it is in print, he'd enjoy seeing it and knowing that this blog helped.
NOTE: PDF versions of lead sheets (words, music, and chords) are available for many of these songs. See the Lead Sheets page for more information.
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Make a Joyful Noise
Make a joyful noise unto the Lord; Praise Him with the joy of your salvation. Praise Him with the joy of your salvation, And make a joyful noise, Make a joyful noise, Make a joyful noise unto the Lord! Make … Continue reading
Then Dawned Sunday
Then dawned Sunday, the first day of the week, When into the garden silently came Troubled women to anoint the body of the Lord, Who–Friday on a cross–had been slain. These women had endured his trial; these women watched him … Continue reading
Our King, Triumphant
(NOTE: Because today is Palm Sunday, I’m posting now instead of Wednesday.) Come listen, friends and strangers, too; You’ll never guess what’s happening. That Jesus fellow’s coming into town. You know just the one I mean; He resurrected Lazarus. That … Continue reading
God Loves the World So Much
God loves the world so much That He gave His only Son So all who believe in Him Will not die, But have life everlasting. Yes, God loves the world so much That He gave His only Son. God did … Continue reading
Posted in Bible, God's love, John 3:16, John Stainer, King James Version, Salvation, Uncategorized
Tagged As I Come Singing, Free Christian Lead Sheets, Free Christian Lyrics, Free will, God Loves the World So Much, John 3:16-17, John Stainer, King James Version, On Aging Gracelessly, Roger E. Bruner
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Yesterday’s Dirt
When I get up in the morning, I jump into the shower. I turn the water on full force And lather up some soap. Then I commence to scrubbing From my head down to my toes, So I won’t keep … Continue reading
Posted in Cleansing, Dirt, Forgiveness, Guilt, Shower, Soap, Uncategorized
Tagged As I Come Singing, Cleansing, Forgiveness, Free Christian Lead Sheets, Free Christian Lyrics, Guilt, On Aging Gracelessly, Roger E. Bruner, Shower, Sin, Soap
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When Two Friends Walk Together
When two friends walk together, When two friends walk together, When two friends walk together and one falls, The other helps him up. But when someone walks alone, When someone walks alone, When someone walks alone and he falls down, … Continue reading
One Lone Angel
In these days of great darkness, The righteous are not spared. Though they’re on mission for their God, The dangers are quite real. Sometimes the Lord assures them That He’s still in control By sending one lone angel forth To … Continue reading
One Word from Him
The grass will soon wither, And the flowers will soon fade; So the strongest of men will soon weaken and die. Only the Word of the Lord lasts forever; And one Word from Him gives us eternal life. One Word … Continue reading
Nobody Else
Who else is as wonderful as Jesus? Nobody else, nobody else. No one is as wonderful as Jesus. He’s the only Son of God. Who but Christ would die to pay for our sins? Nobody else, nobody else. Only Christ … Continue reading
Posted in Jesus' Death, Jesus' Resurrection, Jesus' Second Coming, Jesus' Uniqueness, Mercy, Resurrection
Tagged Changing of Song Lyrics, Christ's Uniqueness, Death, Free Christian Lead Sheets, Free Christian Song Lyrics, Nobody Else, On Aging Gracelessly, Resurrection, Rosa No-Name, Second Coming, The Devil and Pastor Gus
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My Strength Alone
My strength alone cannot compare With power God gives to me through prayer. I draw fresh power both day and night To walk by faith and not by sight. My batteries need charging, Lord; My power’s running low. My will … Continue reading
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