User:Andrewa/Palm Sunday

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This is an original song by Andrew Alder.

Its inclusion on Wikisophia gives non-exclusive reproduction rights which are hereby explicitly granted by the author.

It is used here mainly as an exercise, although I also hope that the output will be useful to others wanting to use the song.

Please note... the history does not necessarily give an accurate picture of the song's development, rather it's a history of me getting to know the notation!

Words and music by Andrew Alder

Lead sheet

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Full words

Jerusalem
How I long to gather you into my arms
Bless'd city of God, the prophets you kill
How you need my love

Palms spread before the donkey's feet
While yet in the temple of God
The priests deal and haggle like thieves in the street 
What when they face their Lord?

Jerusalem
How I long to gather you into my arms
Bless'd city of God, the prophets you kill
How you need my love

Mountains and fields yield riches untold
While yet in the city's dark ways
Old men and young children trade poison for gold 
What when they face their Lord?

Australia
How we long to gather you into our arms
Bless'd nation of ours, the truth you deny
How you need our love

Australia
How we long to gather you into our arms
Bless'd nation of ours, the truth you deny
How you need our love