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Everything Will Change (feat. Aaron Purdy & Emily Riddle)

from A Simple Collection by Jennie Lee Riddle by Jennie Lee Riddle

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lyrics

(verse 1)
A F#m
O come, Divine Messiah, The world is longing for the day
D A
When hope shall sing its triumph,And her sadness flies away.


(pre-chorus)
D F#m
Dear Savior come to tired earth and bring the grace of dawn
D F#m E/G#
Dispel the night and show Thy face, Come, Messiah, Come


(chorus)
D F#m
O come, Divine Messiah, come
D A
O come, Divine Messiah, come


(verse 2)
O Thou whom nations sigh for, Whom priest and prophet long foretold, Will break the captive fetters, and bring the wayward home.


(bridge)
A F#m
There is hope today that God Himself might shine upon our souls and say
D A
Unto you a Savior comes and everything will change everything will change
A F#m
There is hope today That God Himself will heal our wounded world and say
D A
Unto you Savior comes and everything will change

credits

from A Simple Collection by Jennie Lee Riddle, released February 25, 2011
Performed by Aaron Purdy & Emily Riddle
Produced by New Nation Music
Written by Robbie Seay and Jennie Lee Riddle (adaptation of original translated lyric taken from Venez Divin Messie Abbé Simon J. Pellegrin, 1663-1745 Translator: Sister Mary of St. Philip, SND) © 2010 Birdwing Music (a div. of EMI Christian Music Publishing)/Jennie Lee Riddle Music) (Admin. by New Nation Music)

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