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LYRICS:
Oh happiness, there's grace enough for us
And the whole human race
Oh happiness, there's grace enough for us
And the whole human race

Friend or foe, stranger or cared
All who come begin again
Hard or frail, rich or poor
All who need, need fear no more
Such a thing to give away

Oh happiness, there's grace enough for us
And the whole human race
Oh happiness, there's grace enough for us
And the whole human race

All regrets, let go, forget
There's something that mends all of it
Such a thing to give away

Oh happiness, there's grace enough for us
And the whole human race
Oh happiness, there's grace enough for us
And the whole human race

Sound the church bells
Let 'em ring, let 'em ring
For everything can be redeemed
We can be redeemed all of us

Oh happiness, there's grace enough for us
And the whole human race
Oh happiness, there's grace enough for us
And the whole human race

Oh happiness, there's grace enough for us
And the whole human race

LYRICS:
Oh, happy day
(Oh, happy day)
Oh, happy day
(Oh, happy day)

When Jesus washed
(When Jesus washed)
When He washed
(When Jesus washed)

When He washed
(When Jesus washed)
My sins away, yeah
(Oh, happy day)

Oh, happy day
(Oh, happy day)
Oh, happy day
(Oh, happy day)
Oh, happy day
(Oh, happy day)

When Jesus washed
(When Jesus washed)
Oh, when He washed
(When Jesus washed)
When Jesus washed
(When Jesus washed)
My sins away, yeah

(Oh, happy day)
Oh, happy day
(Oh, happy day)
Oh, happy day

He taught me how, how to watch
How to fight and pray, fight and pray
And living rejoicing everyday

Oh, happy day
(Oh, happy day)
Oh, happy day
(Oh, happy day)

When my Jesus washed
(When Jesus washed)
Oh, when He washed
(When Jesus washed)
When Jesus washed
(When Jesus washed)
My sins away, yeah

(Oh, happy day)
Oh, happy day
(Oh, happy day)
Oh, happy day

He taught me how to watch
Fight and pray, fight and pray
And living rejoicing every, everyday

Oh, happy day
Oh, happy day
Oh, happy day
Oh, happy day

Oh, happy day
Oh, happy day
Oh, happy day
Oh, happy day

Oh, happy day
Oh, happy day
Oh, happy day
Oh, happy day

Oh, happy day
Oh, happy day
Oh, happy day
Oh, happy day

Oh, happy day
Oh, happy day
Oh, happy day
Oh, happy day

Oh, happy day
Oh, happy day
Oh, happy day
Oh, happy day

When Jesus washed
When Jesus washed
When Jesus washed

Oh, happy day
Oh, happy day
Oh, happy day
My happy day

LYRICS:
When I die, put my ashes in the trash bag
I don't care where they go
Don't waste your money on my gravestone
I'm more concerned about my soul

Everybody's gon' die
Don't everybody live though
Sometimes I look up to the sky
And wonder do You see us down here?

Oh Lord, oh Lord
Do You see us down here?
Oh Lord, oh Lord
Do you see us down here?
Oh Lord, oh Lord
Do you see us down here?
Oh Lord, oh Lord

Listen, yeah everybody wants change
Don't nobody wanna change though
Don't nobody wanna pray
Till they got something to pray for

Now everybody's gon' die
But don't everybody live though
Sometimes I look up to the sky
And wonder do you see us down here?

Oh Lord, oh Lord
Do You see us down here?
Oh Lord, oh Lord
Do You see us down here?
Oh Lord, oh Lord
Do You see us down here?
Oh Lord, oh Lord

It's easy to blame God but harder to fix things
We look in the sky like, "Why ain't You listening?"
Watching the news in our living rooms on the big screens
And talking 'bout "If God's really real, then where is He?"

You see the same God that we're saying might not even exist
Becomes real to us, but only when we're dying in bed
When ya healthy it's like, we don't really care for Him then
Leave me alone God, I'll call you when I need you again

Which is funny, everyone will sleep in the pews
Then blame God for our problems like He sleeping on you
We turn our backs on Him, what do you expect Him to do?
It's hard to answer prayers when nobody's praying to you

I look around at this world we walk on
It's a smack in the face, don't ever tell me there's no God
And if there isn't then what are we here for?
And what are y'all doing down there? I don't know Lord

Oh Lord, oh Lord
Do You see us down here?
Oh Lord, oh Lord
Do You see us down here?
Oh Lord, oh Lord
Do You see us down here?
Oh Lord, oh Lord

Do You see us down here? Oh Lord
Can You see us down here? Oh Lord
Oh Lord, oh Lord

Can You see us?
Don't You see us?

LYRICS:
Lord You're beautiful
Your face is all I seek
For when your eyes are on this child
Your grace abounds to me
(repeat)

I want to take your word/
And shine it all around
First help me just to live it Lord
And when I'm doing well/
Help me to never seek a crown
For my reward is giving glory to you

Lord please light the fire
That once burned bright and clear
Replace the lamp of my first love
That burns with holy fear

I want to take your word/
And shine it all around
First help me just to live it Lord
And when I'm doing well/
Help me to never seek a crown
For my reward is giving glory to you
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Lord you're beautiful
Your face is all I seek
For when your eyes are on this child
Your grace abounds to me

I can see your face now
I can feel your grace now
(repeat)

It's all I seek
It's all I seek

LYRICS:
King of glory oh my Jesus Christ
Free me from what keeps me from your life
I can feel this heart beating inside
I don't know when I felt more alive

Oh my God, my God
Oh my God, my God

Let us pass oh Lord from death to life
Oh my God lead us into your light
Burning like a thousand suns at night
We'll sing your name until the end of time

Oh my God, my God
Oh my God, my God

Born all over again
Bring your rain and bring your wind
I'm born all over

Born all over again
Death will lose and we will win
I'm born all over

LYRICS:

Oh my God I'm coming home
Dance all day and sing along
To the glory hallelujah
Oh my God I'm coming home

Oh my God I'm coming home
Oh my God I'm coming home

LYRICS:

Oh Beautiful Star of Bethlehem
Shining afar through shadows dim
Giving the light for those who long have gone
Guiding the wise men on their way
Unto the place where Jesus lay
Oh Beautiful Star of Bethlehem shine on.

Oh Beautiful Star of Bethlehem (Star of Bethlehem)
Shine upon us until the glory dawns.
Give us a light to guide the way
Unto the land of perfect day
Oh Beautiful Star of Bethlehem, shine on (shine on)

Oh Beautiful Star the hope of light
Guiding the pilgrims through the night
Over the mountains till the break of dawn
Into the light of perfect day
It will give out a lovely ray
Oh Beautiful Star of Bethlehem shine on (shine on)

Oh Beautiful Star the hope of rest
For the redeemed the good and blessed
Yonder in glory when the crown is won
Jesus is now the star divine
Brighter and brighter he will shine
Oh Beautiful Star of Bethlehem shine on (shine on)

"O Happy Day" is a hymn that celebrates the covenant with God and salvation found in Jesus of the Non-Conformists in 18th Century England. It includes vivid imagery of the rejoicing its author, Philip Doddridge, felt for his savior and God. Popularized by a recording from the Edwin Hawkins Singers, this hymn has become a gospel music standard in the modern day.
The lyrics of the hymn “O Happy Day” were written by Philip Doddridge (1702-1751), an English Non-Conformist minister, meaning that he dissented from the Church of England.
The original name Doddridge gave to “O Happy Day” was “Rejoicing in our Covenant. Engagement with God.” The hymn is filled with images of the covenant, an ideal which was very important to the nonconformist and dissenting clergy, who would eventually bring it with them to New England as part of Puritan theology. When Doddridge was young he made a covenant with God, reviewing it every year and asking God’s pardon for his failure to keep it as faithfully as he wished.

"O Holy Night" is a sacred song about the night of the birth of Jesus Christ, described in the first verse as "the dear Saviour", and frequently performed as a Christmas carol. Based on the French-language poem Minuit, chrétiens, written in 1843 by poet Placide Cappeau, it was set to music by composer Adolphe Adam. The English version, with small changes to the initial melody, is by John Sullivan Dwight.

Lyrics:
There's a fracture in the color bar
In the backseat of a parked car
By the liquor store where the streetlight
Keep you company 'til the next night

In the same town, there's the same scar
In the same glow of the liquor store
By the freeway where the headlight
Keep her company 'til the next night

Oh! Gravity
Why can't we seem to keep it together?
Sons of my enemies
Why can't we seem to keep it together?

In the back room of the Pentagon
There's a thin man with a line drawn
With a red jaw and a red bite
Watch the headline on the next night

Oh! Gravity
Why can't we seem to keep it together?
Sons of my enemies
Why can't we seem to keep it together?

Why this tragedy?
Why can't we seem to keep it together?
Oh! Gravity
Why can't we seem to pull it together?

In the fallout, the fallout
We found out the hype won't get you through
We're connected, connected
I meant it, the hype won't get you through

Oh! Gravity
Why can't we seem to keep it together?
Oh! Gravity
Why can't we seem to pull it together?

La la la la la...
Let's pull it together

LYRICS:
Inwardly I,
See Your smile
And I reach for, I reach for it
'Cause I know it's all gonna be okay
okay...

It's all gonna be okay, okay, O.K.
That is why I always say
It's all gonna be O.K.

I want to,
Cover You with presents
But my love is all I have
So take me, take me now
'Cause I know You'll not abandon me
You will complete what's begun in me

It's all gonna be okay, okay, O.K.
That is why I always say
It's all gonna be okay now
It's all gonna be O.K.

As I,
Come closer now
Hold me
And wipe away my tears
Hold me... Oh

It's all gonna be okay, okay, O.K.
That is why I always say

It's all gonna be okay, okay, O.K.
That is why I always say
It's O.K.

"Old Hundredth" (also known as "Old Hundred") is a hymn tune in long metre, from the second edition of the Genevan Psalter. It is one of the best known melodies in many occidental Christian musical traditions. The tune is usually attributed to the French composer Louis Bourgeois (c. 1510 – c. 1560).
Although the tune was first associated with Psalm 134 in the Genevan Psalter, the melody receives its current name from an association with the 100th Psalm, in a translation by William Kethe entitled "All People that on Earth do Dwell". The melody is also sung to various other lyrics, including the Common Doxology ("Praise God From Whom All Blessings Flow") and various German Lutheran chorales. In that latter respect it was used by Johann Sebastian Bach as a cantus firmus in his chorale cantata Herr Gott, dich loben alle wir (BWV 130).