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CREATION SINGS


Creation sings the Father's song; 
He calls the sun to wake the dawn 
And run the course of day 
Till evening falls in crimson rays. 
His fingerprints in flakes of snow, 
His breath upon this spinning globe, 
He charts the eagle's flight; 
Commands the newborn baby's cry.      

CHORUS 
Hallelujah!  Let all creation stand and sing,   
"Hallelujah!" Fill the earth with songs of worship;    
Tell the wonders of creation's King.     

Creation gazed upon His face; 
The ageless One in time's embrace
Unveiled the Father's plan 
Of reconciling God and man. 
A second Adam walked the earth, 
Whose blameless life would break the curse, 
Whose death would set us free 
To live with Him eternally.    

Creation longs for His return, 
When Christ shall reign upon the earth; 
The bitter wars that rage 
Are birth pains of a coming age. 
When He renews the land and sky, 
All heav'n will sing and earth reply 
With one resplendent theme: The glories of our God and King!
Words and Music by Keith and Kristyn Getty and Stuart Townend 
Copyright © 2008 Thankyou Music   
You can listen to this beautiful song here.

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