Lyrics to the song, Jerusalem

Trees and a mountain 


    Introduction

 Hello, vitamins, and welcome to the Mother of Gooses blog, where I attempt to be funny.

Today, we are going to look at the lyrics to the Christian song, Jerusalem; I wish I could tell you when it was written, but it is virtually impossible to find THAT information, so...

It was released in 2015, and was written by Rich Thompson, Johnny Robinson and Tiarne Kleyn.

It really is a pretty song, and I hope that you like it.

Cityalight sings it, so I suggest going to YouTube and look that up.

Enjoy!


The Lyrics 

Verse 1

See Him in Jerusalem, 

Walking where the crowds are; 

Once these streets had sung to Him,

Now they cry for murder.

Such a frail and lonely man,

Holding up the heavy cross;

See Him walking in Jerusalem, 

On the road to save us.

Verse 2

See Him there upon the hill,

Hear the scorn and laughter;

Silent as a lamb He waits,

Praying to the Father.

See the King who made the sun, 

And the moon and shining stars,

Let the soldiers hold and nail Him down,

So that He could save them.

Verse 3

See Him there upon the cross, 

Now no longer breathing;

Dust that formed the watching crowds

Takes the blood of Jesus.

Feel the earth is shaking now, 

See the veil is split in two;

As He stood before the wrath of God, 

Shielding sinners with His blood.

Verse 4

See the empty tomb today,

Death could not contain Him;

Once the servant of the world,

Now in vict'ry reigning.

Lift your voces to the One

Who is seated on the throne;

See Him in the new Jerusalem,

Praise the one who saved us.


  Afterwards

Isn't it nice? I really, really like it.

There's another song called Jerusalem, and if that was the one you were looking for, then I'm sorry. Maybe someday I'll write its lyrics.

If there is a certain song you would like me to write down, please let me know, so that I can do my best to satisfy. And, if you would enjoy reading more of my posts, go to my past content or wait until Sunday, Monday, Wednesday, or a Random Chatty Day.

Goodbye, and God bless.


-Mother of Gooses

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