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Added Sep 29, 2025
Composer: F Crossby
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Language: English
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FROM 'SALEM'S PLAINS by F Crossby — Lyrics

VERSE 1 What are the soul's reviving strains, Which echo thus from Salem's plains, What anthems laud and louder still, So sweet the sound from Zion's hills. VERSE 2 Lo! 'tis a youthful chorus sing Hosanna to the King of kings, Nor these alone their voices raise, For we will join these songs of praise. VERSE 3 Messiah's name shall joy impress, Alike to Jews and Gentiles hearts;
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About FROM 'SALEM'S PLAINS

"From Salem's Plains" is a bright, triumphant hymn that captures the joy of Christ's entry into Jerusalem. With its ringing cries of "Hosanna," the song transports the congregation to the streets of Zion, echoing the youthful chorus that welcomed the King of kings. It is a natural fit for Palm Sunday, setting a tone of jubilant praise as the choir and people process into the church to begin Holy Week.

The piece is structured with four sturdy verses that build a narrative of praise, leading into a lively, layered chorus. As the verses reflect on the Messiah's arrival and His sacrifice, the refrain erupts in overlapping harmonies, repeating "Blessed is he who cometh in the name of the Lord." This energetic call-and-response style gives the choir a chance to lift their voices in a festive, celebratory anthem that resonates deeply with the spirit of the season.