Joy To The World

Gloria Gaynor · Other Songs - Gloria Gaynor

Joy to the world, the Lord is come

Let Earth receive her King

Let every heart, prepare him room

And Heaven, let Heaven

Heaven and nature

Heaven and nature sing

Everybody sing

Joy to the world, the Lord is come

(Let Earth receive her King)

Let every heart, prepare him room

Let Heaven and nature sing

Let Heaven and nature sing

Go tell of his glory

Go shout the new story

That the Savior is born

Let heaven, heaven

Heaven and nature sing

Let fields and flocks

Rocks hills and plains

Repeat the sounding joy

Repeat the sounding joy

Go tell of his glory

Go shout the new story

The Savior is born

Let Heaven, Heaven

Heaven, Heaven and nature sing

Sing joy to the world

For the Savior reigns

And makes his blessings flow

Joyful all ye nations rise

Join the triumph of the skies

With angelic hosts proclaim

Glory to the King

While the angels sing

Everybody sing

Joy to the world, the Lord is come

(Let Earth receive her King)

Let every heart, prepare him room

Let Heaven and nature sing

Let Heaven and nature sing

Go tell of his glory

Go shout the new story

That the Savior is born

Let Heaven, Heaven

Heaven and nature sing

Everybody sing joy

Sing joy to the world

All over the world

Sing joy, oh

Sing joy, everybody sing

Joy to the world

Joy To The World - Gloria Gaynor

Gloria Gaynor's 'Joy To The World' stands as a vibrant holiday staple that reimagines the traditional carol through a disco-infused lens. Released during the height of Gaynor's career, the track blends her signature upbeat energy with festive themes, creating a unique fusion of gospel roots and dance-pop. While often associated with her massive hit 'I Will Survive,' this recording showcases her versatility as a vocalist capable of delivering both empowering anthems and seasonal cheer. The song's infectious rhythm and Gaynor's powerful delivery made it a popular choice for holiday celebrations, distinguishing it from more traditional gospel or pop arrangements of the same title. It remains a notable example of Gaynor's ability to adapt classic material into modern, danceable formats that resonated with audiences across generations.