Jesus Is Coming Soon

Dailey and Vincent · Other Songs - Dailey and Vincent

Troublesome times are here

Filling men's hearts with fear

Freedom we all hold dear

Now is at stake



Humbling your hearts to God

Saves from the chastening rod

Seek the way pilgrims trod

Christians awake



Jesus is coming soon

Morning or night or noon

Many will meet their doom

Trumpets will sound



All of the dead shall rise

Righteous meet in the skies

Going where no one dies

Heavenward bound



Troubles will soon be o'er

Happy forevermore

When we meet on that shore

Free from all care



Rising up in the sky

Telling this world goodbye

Homeward we then will fly

Glory to share



Jesus is coming soon

Morning or night or noon

Many will meet their doom

Trumpets will sound



All of the dead shall rise

Righteous meet in the skies

Going where no one dies

Heavenward bound



Love of so many cold

Losing their home of gold

This in God's word is told

Evils abound



When these signs come to pass

Nearing the end at last

It will come very fast

Trumpets will sound



Jesus is coming soon

Morning or night or noon

Many will meet their doom

Trumpets will sound



All of the dead shall rise

Righteous meet in the skies

Going where no one dies

Heavenward bound



Going where no one dies

Heavenward bound

Heavenward bound

Heavenward bound

Heavenward bound

Jesus Is Coming Soon

Dailey and Vincent's 'Jesus Is Coming Soon' stands as a defining work of early gospel and spiritual music, capturing the fervent optimism of the mid-20th century. Recorded in the distinctive style of the American folk and gospel tradition, the track reflects the era's deep religious sentiment and communal singing practices. As a staple of their discography, the song exemplifies the genre's ability to blend narrative storytelling with spiritual declaration, resonating with audiences seeking both comfort and inspiration. Its enduring appeal lies in its authentic delivery and the timeless message of divine promise, making it a significant song in the broader canon of religious music history.