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Look, see the King on a donkey come slowly

Look, see the King on a donkey come slowly

While rulers come matching with chariots proudly.

The lowliest of beasts, carrying it's maker

The palm - it's leaves cut, waved as banner

Rocks and stones, stirred at this jubilant dawn

Children and babies join in this choral song

Come,O King , to your royal throne

Nature and creatures together groan

Hosanna, Hosanna

They said, they sang, the loudest

Hosanna in the highest

To the glorious King who comes - Hosanna

Behold the man, humble to the ground

Knowing well the future bound

Brambles twisted will be his crown

His glory, his majesty to be striped down

Today, the mortals greet his entry

Four and three days later they place a sentry

Yet his glory is not tarnished

For he came to gather the banished

Grace, he stays while we turn away

Mercy, he comes when we walk away

This is your King, come see his hand

His love, his care, his rule , let's not aband



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