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It’s Resurrection Day!
It’s Resurrection Day!
It’s Resurrection Day!
Jesus Christ is risen and he’s washed my sins away!
It’s Resurrection Day!
It’s Resurrection Day!
Take your brothers and your sisters by the hand
and say It’s Resurrection Day!
Yesterday I dressed in mourning,
Today I’m dressed in gold!
The old times are a-changing
And the new times are foretold!
I want to shout out loudly,
I want to sing and dance:
This is the day that the Lord has made
And I’ve got a second chance!
It’s Resurrection Day!
It’s Resurrection Day!
Jesus Christ is risen and he’s washed my sins away!
It’s Resurrection Day!
It’s Resurrection Day!
Take your brothers and your sisters by the hand
and say It’s Resurrection Day!
My body once was living
But my spirit it was dead
And I know I shall be born again
As I take the Wine and Bread.
We build a new tomorrow
On the ruins of the old!
I once was weak and wilful
But now I’m strong and bold:
It’s Resurrection Day!
It’s Resurrection Day!
Jesus Christ is risen and he’s washed my sins away!
It’s Resurrection Day!
It’s Resurrection Day!
Take your brothers and your sisters by the hand
and say It’s Resurrection Day!
Words & music: © Karl Dallas/EMI Music, Easter Sunday, 1994
How can it be?
How can it be?You died that weMight be spared from the price of our sin?Death it was died,Denial denied,And you gave us a world we can win.
Your love never failsAs we hammer the nailsAnd you cry to your Father: Forgive!How can we forget?We remain in your debtAnd you gave us a new life to live.
As far as we fallYour love pays for allAnd all have been bought for a price.The young and the old,The timid and bold,The rich, poor, the foolish and wise.
Sweet Jesus, our love,The high-flying doveReturns with a leaf in her beak.The rainbow is highIn the arch of the skyAnd the earth is returned to the meek.
Our joy and delight:You return to our sightThe broken and battered to mend.All things pass awayLike night follows dayBut your love it never can end.
Your love it never can end.
Words: Karl Dallas, March 17, 1994. Tune: Irish traditional (Eibhli Gheal Chiún Ni Chearbhaill)
Accompaniment: Milton Evans (based on a recording by John Martyn)
Who was the carpenter who made the Cross?
Who was the carpenter who made the cross?
Who made the cross for Jesus?
Who was the carpenter who made the cross,
Who made the cross for my Lord?
Who was it drove the cruel nails
In the hands and feet of Jesus?
Who was it drove the cruel nails
In the hands and feet of my Lord?
Who was it plaited the crown of thorns
And pulled it down over his brow?
Who was it plaited the crown of thorns?
And the blood ran down his face.
Who laid the whip across his back?
And the scourge made his body bleed.
Who laid the whip across his back,
The bloody body of Jesus?
Who was it gave him vinegar to drink
When he was dying of thirst?
Who was it gave him vinegar to drink?
Who tormented my Lord?
Who thrust the spear into his right side
And the blood and the water flowed?
Who thrust the spear into his right side?
The wounded body of Jesus.
Who rolled the stone across the tomb
Where they buried the body of Jesus?
Who rolled the stone across the tomb
That he might not rise again?
Who rolled the stone away from the tomb?
Where was the body of Jesus?
Who said to Mary: Don’t you weep?
Who but my risen Lord?
Who’s coming back again to reign
When the poor shall inherit the earth?
Who’s coming back again to reign?
Who but my risen Lord?
Who but my risen Lord?
© Copyright 1997 Karl Dallas/EMI Music

