Joy, Joy, Immortal Joy

Joy, joy, immortal joy!
The Lord is ris’n to reign;
On Easter day, the Scriptures say,
Christ rose to life again.
On Easter day, the Scriptures say,
Christ rose to life again.

Joy, deep and living joy!
The stone is rolled away;
The empty tomb has lost its gloom,
The night has turned to day.
The empty tomb hast lost its gloom,
The night has turned to day.

Joy, pure and sacred joy!
Let men and angels sing;
Let every voice in song rejoice
To praise our Lord and King.
Let every voice in song rejoice
To praise our Lord and King.

Joy, rich and endless joy!
High Heav’n the praise prolong;
Let holy joy all tongues employ
And fill the world with song.
Let holy joy all tongues employ
And fill the world with song.

Author: Unknown

No clear attribution to a known hymn writer (e.g., not Charles Wesley, Isaac Watts, or Fanny Crosby). The style and language suggest a 19th- or early 20th-century Easter hymn, possibly from a denominational hymnal or Sunday-school collection where the author was not credited. No alternate attributions found in common hymn databases.