DAVID PHELPS
- Joy Joy Lyrics / with translationsLike a drama unfolding, the curtain was opening
An audience of angels was holding its breath
A census, a manger, two travel worn strangers
The stage was finally set.
Angels folded their wings at the throne, worshipping
As God whispered, “I love you, my Son.”
Jesus took off His crown and laying it down
Said, “Father, Thy will be done.”
The time had now come for God’s only Son
To be born as a light in a dark, lonely place.
So He stepped from Heaven’s hall to Bethlehem’s stall
Where a star lit His newborn face.
Then God called to Gabriel with gladness and tears,
“Play the trumpet, the horns, and the strings.
Tell the shepherds, and the wise men and all who will hear.
Command all the angels to sing
Fill the sky with your voices and sing!”
Chorus
Joy, joy to the world
Praise to the King
Oh, let it ring.
Joy, joy to the world
Worship and sing
Jesus has come to bring…
Repeat Chorus
An audience of angels was holding its breath
A census, a manger, two travel worn strangers
The stage was finally set.
Angels folded their wings at the throne, worshipping
As God whispered, “I love you, my Son.”
Jesus took off His crown and laying it down
Said, “Father, Thy will be done.”
The time had now come for God’s only Son
To be born as a light in a dark, lonely place.
So He stepped from Heaven’s hall to Bethlehem’s stall
Then God called to Gabriel with gladness and tears,
“Play the trumpet, the horns, and the strings.
Tell the shepherds, and the wise men and all who will hear.
Command all the angels to sing
Fill the sky with your voices and sing!”
Chorus
Joy, joy to the world
Praise to the King
Oh, let it ring.
Joy, joy to the world
Worship and sing
Jesus has come to bring…
Repeat Chorus
Facts about Joy Joy
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Joy Joy is written by Matthew M. Huesmann, David Phelps, Wendy A. Wills.
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When we consider what the writer meant by those haunting lines, David Phelps' song 'Joy, Joy' describes Jesus' birth as an important event which brings happiness and worship to all people. The heavenly music performance serves as a metaphor to show both the special nature of this event and its connection to divinity. The lyrics of Joy joy mainly show different aspects of happiness and spiritual belief and affectionate connections and festive events and creative motivation. The song describes two main concepts which include divine love and sacrificial love together with Jesus' birth and associated worship activities. The lyrics contain themes of love, worship, and the birth of Jesus, which are suitable for all ages. The content does not contain any elements that would be considered inappropriate for young audiences, such as offensive language or violent scenes or mature themes.
Who wrote Joy Joy lyrics?
Joy Joy is written by Matthew M. Huesmann, David Phelps, Wendy A. Wills.
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What is the meaning behind Joy Joy lyrics?
When we consider what the writer meant by those haunting lines, David Phelps' song 'Joy, Joy' describes Jesus' birth as an important event which brings happiness and worship to all people. The heavenly music performance serves as a metaphor to show both the special nature of this event and its connection to divinity. The lyrics of Joy joy mainly show different aspects of happiness and spiritual belief and affectionate connections and festive events and creative motivation. The song describes two main concepts which include divine love and sacrificial love together with Jesus' birth and associated worship activities. The lyrics contain themes of love, worship, and the birth of Jesus, which are suitable for all ages. The content does not contain any elements that would be considered inappropriate for young audiences, such as offensive language or violent scenes or mature themes.
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