He Rose (Deluge)
He Rose (Deluge)
He Rose
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Lead Sheet Details
Download the Orchestration for He Rose by Deluge, from the album Swell. This song was arranged by Erik Foster in the key of F, G.
| SongID | 22721 |
|---|---|
| Language | English |
| Album | Swell |
| Artists | Deluge |
| Authors | Jonathan Stockstill |
| Arrangers | Erik Foster |
| CCLI Song No. | 6254766 |
| File Type | |
| Original Key | G |
| Available Keys | F, G |
| Meter | 4/4 |
| Style | Ballad |
| Tempo | Slow |
| Theme | Adoration, Celebration, Easter, Love, Victory |
Lyrics
Verse 1
When Jesus bled, it was for redemption, Paying a price for our sins
His precious blood was for our communion, God wanted closeness again
All of our chains, broken on the day that He rose
Chorus 1
Celebrate the day that He rose
There's power in the way that He rose
Bless His holy name, He rose, Yeah, He rose
Verse 2
When Jesus died, it was for our freedom, breaking the bondage of sin
Now the redeemed will live forever, Shout to the Saviour of men
All of our shame was washed away the day that He rose
Bridge
All of our chains, broken on the day
All of our shame was washed away the day that He rose
Chorus 2
Celebrate the day that He rose
There's power in the way that He rose
Bless His holy name, He rose, He rose, He rose
Celebrate the day that He rose
There's power in the way that He rose
Bless His holy name, He rose, Yeah He rose
Tag
He hung on the cross forsaken, The glorious King has taken all our sins upon His head
Death and the grave were broken, The light of the world has spoken
We are free, We?ve been redeemed, He rose...
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