Let the Trumpets Sound Let the trumpets sound; he is coming. Let the cymbals crash; beat the drum. Let the trumpets sound; he is coming. Wonderful day.

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Let the Trumpets Sound Let the trumpets sound; he is coming. Let the cymbals crash; beat the drum. Let the trumpets sound; he is coming. Wonderful day for the Wonderful One.

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Sing, sing, sing, “Hosanna.” Put your palms up high and wave to the sky. Sing, sing, sing, “Hosanna.” Sing, “Hosanna,” out loud. Hear the cheer of the crowd.

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Hey, hey, “Hosanna.” Hey, hey, “Hosanna, hosanna.” (Wooh!)

Sing, sing, sing, “Hosanna.” To the sound of the beat, lay your cloaks at his feet. Sing, sing, sing, “Hosanna.” Everybody you meet, come and dance in the street.

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Sing, “Hosanna.” Wonderful day for the Wonderful One. WORDS: Dennis Scott © 2014 Act IV Music