All We Sinners
Crowder's 'All We Sinners' is a worship song celebrating the salvation and redemption found in Jesus Christ. The lyrics describe humanity's fallen state and the hope brought by the cross, where Jesus' sacrifice defeated sin and death. The song emphasizes that through this act, believers are saved and the gates of heaven are opened. It uses vivid imagery of darkness turning to light and a crimson river washing away sin, leading all sinners to sing in gratitude. The overall message is one of grace, victory, and joyful praise for God's saving work.
On yonder hill, the darkness flew
The morning broke in light and dew
When day had come again anew
All we sinners sang
In muck and mire our wretched souls
Had fallen to the depths below
Hell deserved, but there was hope
All we sinners sang
Saved, we are saved
The gates of heaven wide open
Saved, we are saved
The keys to the grave have been stolen
What could ever pay the cost?
On Calvary's hill there rose a cross
And could it be that evil lost?
All we sinners sang and all we sinners sang
Saved, we are saved
The gates of heaven wide open
Saved, we are saved
The keys to the grave have been stolen
The crimson river, like a flood
Came washing over all of us
It swallowed sin and death right up
And all we sinners sang
Yeah, all we sinners sang
Saved, we are saved
The gates of heaven wide open
Saved, we are saved
The keys to the grave have been stolen
On yonder hill, where darkness flew
The morning breaks in light and dew
Day has come again anew
All we sinners sang