For duet, Tenor.
When the Red Sea parted, the hebrew slaves could make their escape from a life of servitude under the reighning pharoah. This piece describes how the the Red Sea returns to claim the lives of the pharoah and his pursuing convoy.
[Intro: Orchestral]
The Lord is a Man of War
The Lord, the Lord is a man of war
The Lord is a Man of War
Lord is a Man of War
The Lord is a Man of War [long-ass note btw]
The Lord, the Lord is a man of war
Lord is his name, is his name
Lord, Lord is his name
Lord is his name
Is his name (Is his name)
Lord is his name
Lord is his name (Is his name)
Lord is his name
Lord is his name
Lord is his name
Lord (Lord) is his name
Pharoah's Chariots, pharoah's chariots
And his host, and his host
Hath he cast into the sea, Hath he cast into the sea
Hath he cast into the sea (Hath he cast into the sea)
The Lord is a Man of War [long-ass note btw]
The Lord is a Man of War [long-ass note btw]
Lord is his name
Lord is his name
Pharoah's Chariots
Pharoah's Chariots
And his host
And his host
Hath he cast into the sea, Hath he cast into the sea
Hath he cast into the sea (Hath he cast into the sea)
His chosen captains
His chosen captains
Also are drowned
Also are drowned
Also are drowned, also are drowned
Are drowned, are drowned (are drowned) in the red sea
His chosen captains
His chosen captains
Also are drowned
Also are drowned
Also are drowned
Also are drowned
Also are drowned
His chosen captains
Also are drowned
Also are drowned in the red sea
Also are drowned (also are drowned)
Also are drowned in the red sea
His chosen captains also are drowned
Also are drowned in the red sea
[straight fire on the harpsichord]
[Outro: Orchestral]
The Lord is a Man of War was written by George Frideric Handel.
The Lord is a Man of War was produced by George Frideric Handel.
George Frideric Handel released The Lord is a Man of War on Sat Apr 04 1739.