Hallelujah We Shall Rise

Words:
J. E. Thomas
Music:
J. E. Thomas

Sheet music

  1. 1In the resurrection morning,When the trump of God shall sound,We shall rise! (Hallelujah!) We shall rise!Then the saints will come rejoicing, and no tears will e'er be found,We shall rise! We shall rise!(Hallelujah! in that morning we shall rise.)(We shall rise, We shall rise! Hallelujah!)Hallelujah! Amen! We shall rise,In the resurrection morningWhen death's prison bars are broken,We shall rise! We shall rise!(Hallelujah! in that morning we shall rise.)
  2. 2In the resurrection morning,What a meeting it will be,We shall rise! (Hallelujah!) We shall rise!When our fathers and our mothers and our loved ones we shall see,We shall rise! We shall rise!(Hallelujah! in that morning we shall rise.)(We shall rise, We shall rise! Hallelujah!)Hallelujah! Amen! We shall rise,In the resurrection morningWhen death's prison bars are broken,We shall rise! We shall rise!(Hallelujah! in that morning we shall rise.)
  3. 3In the resurrection morning,Blessed tho’t it is to me,We shall rise! (Hallelujah!) We shall rise!I shall see my blessed Savior,Who so freely died for me,We shall rise! We shall rise!(Hallelujah! in that morning we shall rise.)(We shall rise, We shall rise! Hallelujah!)Hallelujah! Amen! We shall rise,In the resurrection morningWhen death's prison bars are broken,We shall rise! We shall rise!(Hallelujah! in that morning we shall rise.)
  4. 4In the resurrection morning,We shall meet Him in the air,We shall rise! (Hallelujah!) We shall rise!And be carried up to glory to our home so bright and fair,We shall rise! We shall rise!(Hallelujah! in that morning we shall rise.)(We shall rise, We shall rise! Hallelujah!)Hallelujah! Amen! We shall rise,In the resurrection morningWhen death's prison bars are broken,We shall rise! We shall rise!(Hallelujah! in that morning we shall rise.)

In the hymnals

  • Written in 1904, the words are in 105 hymnals indexed by Hymnary.org. Their history →

Words, music and setting are in the public domain. The sheet music and words are from PDHymns.com. The piano is the FluidR3 General MIDI sound font (MIT licence). How many hymnals print a hymn, and when it was written, is from Hymnary.org.

← Back to today's verse