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There is (Ab)com ing a day when no heart aches shall come, no more (Eb7)clouds in the sky, (Fm)no (Eb7)more (Ab)tears to dim the eye.
(Ab7)All is (Db)peace for ev er more on that (Ab)hap py gold en shore.
What a (Eb7)day, glo ri ous (Ab)day (Eb7)that will (Ab)be!
(Ab7)What a (Db)day that will be, when my (Ab)Je sus I shall see, and I (Eb7)look up on His face, the (Fm)One (Eb7)who (Ab)saved me by His grace.
(Ab7)When He (Db)takes me by the hand and leads me (Ab)through the Prom ised Land, what a (Eb7)day, glo ri ous (Ab)day (Eb7)that will (Ab)be!
There’ll be (Ab)no sor row there, no more bur dens to bear, no more (Eb7)sick ness, no pain, (Fm)no (Eb7)more (Ab)part ing o ver there.
(Ab7)And for (Db)ev er I will be with the (Ab)One who died for me.
What a (Eb7)day, glo ri ous (Ab)day (Eb7)that will (Ab)be!
(Ab7)What a (Db)day that will be, when my (Ab)Je sus I shall see, and I (Eb7)look up on His face, the (Fm)One (Eb7)who (Ab)saved me by His grace.
(Ab7)When He (Db)takes me by the hand and leads me (Ab)through the Prom ised Land, what a (Eb7)day, glo ri ous (Ab)day (Eb7)that will (Ab)be!
There’ll be (Ab)be!
This page shows “What A Day That Will Be” by Jim Hill in our color-coded kid songbook view — every note is colored by pitch (red C, orange D, yellow E, green F, blue G, purple A, pink B) and the lyrics sit directly under each note, so children can sing along while they play. The song is in the key of Db at 135 BPM, a medium-difficulty arrangement — try slowing the tempo down using the BPM control.