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Sunday Is Coming (Hometown Version) Chords PDF (Phil Wickham)

I Believe • Hometown Version

Sunday Is Coming (Hometown Version) Chords PDF (Phil Wickham)

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I Believe • Hometown Version
Sunday Is Coming (Hometown Version)
Phil Wickham

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Download the PDF Chord Charts for Sunday Is Coming (Hometown Version) by Phil Wickham, from the album I Believe • Hometown Version.

SongID 83501
Language English
Album I Believe • Hometown Version
Artists Phil Wickham
Authors Phil Wickham, Steven Furtick, Jonathan Smith, Adrian Disch
Publishers Essential Music Publishing, Fair Trade Music Publishing
CCLI Song No.7213928
InstrumentsGuitar, Ukelele, Piano
File TypePDF
Original Key E
Available Keys A, Ab, B, Bb, C, C#, D, Db, E, Eb, F, F#, G, G#, Gb, Numbers, Numerals
ThemeCross, Easter, Good Friday, Grave, Resurrection, Rise, Sacrifice, Salvation, Victory, Reign, Easter Sunday, Risen, Jesus

Lyrics

Verse 1 A great light dawns in Galilee Some say mad man, some say King Wonder-working rebel priest Jesus Christ the Nazarene He knew well what it would take To free us all from sin and grave A perfect man would have to die And only He could pay that price Chorus Friday’s good cause Sunday is coming Don’t lose hope cause Sunday is coming Devil, you’re done, You better start running Friday’s good 'cause Sunday is coming Verse 2 So He let those soldiers take Him in As His friend betrayed Him with a kiss There before the mocking crowd Like a lamb to the slaughter didn’t make a sound Then He carried that cross to Calvary And He shed His blood to set us free As the nails went in and the sky went dark The redemption of the world was on His heart Chorus Friday’s good cause Sunday is coming Don’t lose hope cause Sunday is coming Devil you’re done, You better start running Friday’s good 'cause Sunday is coming Bridge Then He breathed His last and bowed His head The Son of God and man was dead With bloody hands, tears on their face They laid Him down inside that grave But that wasn’t the end, that wasn’t the end That wasn’t the end, let me tell you what happened next Verse 3 The women came before the dawn To find that stone already gone When they looked inside the angel said Why you looking for the living among the dead Tag 1 He’s alive, He’s alive, Hallelujah He’s alive Give Him praise, lift Him high, Hallelujah He’s alive He’s alive, He’s alive, Hallelujah He’s alive Give Him praise, lift Him high, Hallelujah He’s alive Interlude Hallelujah, hallelujah, don’t lose hope cause Sunday’s coming Hallelujah, hallelujah, He’s alive, He’s alive, He’s alive Tag 2 Now Jesus reigns upon the throne, all Heaven sings to Him alone We watch and wait like a bride for a groom, oh church arise, He’s coming soon...
© 2023 Phil Wickham Music, Simply Global Songs, Be Essential Songs, Cashagamble Jet Music, Music By Elevation Worship Publishing, Extraction Time Publishing (Admin by Essential Music Publishing) CCLI Song No. 7213928

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