O come, all ye faithful, ye lovers come sing
A cry from the mountains, a call to come worship your coming King
Come praise Him with music and honor Him with dance
Behold He comes quickly and He carries His reward in His handsHallelujah, and let every creature sing hallelujah
HallelujahAnd build Him a highway on the music of your praise
For the Light of the True Morning
Pierced through the darkness His golden rays
Sound loud all you trumpets, a call to all men
To come to His temple and with solemn reverence to worship HimHallelujah, let every creature sing hallelujah
And go to the city and sing out the song
For the walls of the temple will be shaken
And the music will transcend the concrete and the chrome
And the minds of the children will wakenGlory to God in the highest, peace on earth and good will to men!
Glory to God in the highest, peace on earth and thenYou shall be led forth in peace
The trees of the field will clap their hands
To the tune that the mountain singsInstead of the nettle will be the fir tree
Instead of a briar a myrtle will be
And this shall be as a memorial to our God
A sign everlasting that won’t be cut offHallelujah
O come, all ye faithful, ye lovers come sing
A cry from the mountains, and a call to come worship your coming King
Sound loud all you trumpets, a call to all men
To come to His temple and with solemn reverence to worship HimHallelujah, and let every creature sing hallelujah
Hallelujah
-Rich Mullins (October 21, 1955 – September 19, 1997)








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Chris,
Thanks. Rich remains a unique singer/songwriter/musician and one of the truly authentic Christians of our generation. I miss him and, selfishly I wish he were still with us writing his music. Thanks again.
jerry