Hosanna
My Savior's coming in the sky,
Hymns designed for the use of the Second Advent Band (1843), printed pp. 12–13 (PDF 16–17). Words only: the hymnal prints no music.
My Savior's coming in the sky,
I long to sing hosanna;
He'll take me up to Him on high,
I long to sing Hasanna.
*Chorus.*—It's good enough, good enough,
I long to sing Hosanna;
It's good enough, good enough,
I long to sing Hosanna.
I'll dwell with Him forevermore,
I long to sing Hosanna;
And shout his praises o'er and o 'er,
I long to sing Hosanna.
*Chorus.*—I'ts good enough, &c.
We'll dwell among the angels then,
And there we'll sing Hosanna;
And they'll repeat the loud Amen,
Hosanna, oh Hosanna.
*Chorus.*—It's good enough, &c.
And when we stand on that blest shore,
I long to sing Hosanna;
We shall be safe forevermore,
I long to sing Hosanna.
*Chorus.*—It's good enough, &c.
Oh blessed, blessed, blessed day,
I long to sing Hosanna;
When Christ will call us hence away,
And we shall sing Hosanna.
*Chorus.*—It's good enough, &c.
Oh blessed morning on us rise,
We long to sing Hosanna,
And gladden our uplifted eyes,
And let us sing Hosanna.
*Chorus.*—It's good enough, &c.
Then we will meet to part no more,
And join our glad Hosanna.
We'll shout it, shout o'er and o'er,
A long, a loud Hosanna.
*Chorus.*—It's good enough, &c.
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*Millennial Harp (1843):* Not in the Millennial Harp (1843) (searched: «sing Hosanna», «good enough», «coming in the sky» — the last only in «Hymn for 1843», a different text).