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Shepherds Rejoice

from The Shaws Christmas by The Shaws

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Shepherds Rejoice

Shepherds, rejoice! lift up your voice, send your fears away; News from the the skies: Salvation is born. Jesus, the God whom angels fear, comes down to dwell with you today, He enters here.

(Chorus)
We join to sing Your love, For there's a Savior born.

Lord You shall have your song today. Men no tunes to raise? O may we lose these useless tongues, cause they forget to praise!
Go shepherds where the Infant lies, and see his humble throne; With tears of joy in all your eyes.

(Chorus)

Bridge:
Gabriel sang, and straight around, the heavenly armies throng; 
 They tune their harps, to lofty sound, thus conclude the song: 
Glory to God, that reigns above, Let peace surround the earth; 
 Mortals shall know, their Maker's love, At their Redeemer's birth.

(Chorus)

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from The Shaws Christmas, released December 3, 2015

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"The Shaws" is the duo of Steven and Lauren Shaw. They are worship leaders in Orange County Ca..

Their special talents include growing fierce beards (Steven), shopping vintage (Lauren), adoption and jamming with a soulful eclectic sound. Discontent with shallow pop-worship music, The Shaws have been swimming in the forgotten hymnody making them The Shaws. ... more

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