Rejoice theres a better day coming

Until I rise like the morning Wake up in the arms of glory To finally see the sun above the pouring rain

Until I fall into surrender′s Healing hands and remember There's a river on the other side of pain I′m gonna Rejoice Rejoice Lift it up in the highs and lows There's a better day coming, I know Rejoice Rejoice I'm gonna sing either way it goes There′s a better day coming, I know, I know I know, I know Until the boundary lines have broken The levy gives and hearts spill open To flood the lands we fight over with endless love Until forgiveness steals the blame Of every heart, soul, mind and strength Until we know there′s nothing left to do but trust Oh, I'm gonna Rejoice Rejoice Lift it up in the highs and lows There′s a better day coming, I know (yeah) Rejoice Rejoice I'm gonna sing either way it goes There′s a better day coming I know, I know (There's a better day coming) I know, I know (There′s a better day coming) I know, I know Oh, my soul send in the choir Raise my song in the flood or the fire Oh, my soul send in the choir Hope is ringing out higher and higher Oh, my soul send in the choir Raise my song in the flood or the fire Oh, my soul send in the choir Hope is ringing out higher and higher Rejoice (and again I say) Rejoice Lift it up in the highs and lows There's a better day coming, I know Rejoice Rejoice I'm gonna sing either way it goes (yeah) There′s a better day coming I know, I know (There′s a better day coming) there's a better day (There′s a better day coming) I know (There's a better day coming) oh (There′s a better day coming) and again I say Rejoice

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