Melissa and Jonathan Helser | “Salvation” Official Lyric Video

Описание: The official lyric video for “Salvation” from the Cageless Birds’ album, Sing Winter

Sing Winter is the first-ever Christmas album from Jonathan & Melissa Helser and the Cageless Birds. Each song was written and sung to honor the beauty of winter and the joy of the holidays.

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Lyrics:
Come, mother and father
Come, shepherd, hold your new king
Come, righteous and promised
Come, old ones, bless your new king

Come, family and neighbors
Come, wisemen, meet your new king
Come, soldier and merchant
Come, rabbi, learn from your king

Let us all sing

Salvation is on its way
Salvation is born this day
Slaves we’ll be, slaves we’ll be no more

Come, hungry and thirsty
Come, poor, receive from your king
Come, homeless and wealthy
Come, needy, follow your king

Come, hated and hurting
Come, helpless, worship your king
Come, brother and sister
Come, children, adore your king

Let us all sing

Salvation is on its way
Salvation is born this day
Slaves we’ll be, slaves be no more

Salvation is on its way
Salvation is here to stay
Slaves we’ll be, slaves we’ll be
Slaves we’ll be no more

Come, widowed and grieving
Come, mourning, love your new king
Come, barren and fruitful
Come, orphan, hope in your king

Come, beggar and broken
Come, blind one, see your new king
Come, empty and lonely
Come, weary, rest in your king

Let us all sing


Written by Jake Stevens and Melissa Helser

Visuals created by Cadence Helser and Ryan Brisco