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The Summer Land

Appears in 4 hymnals Matching Instances: 4 First Line: To the summer-land of beauty we are going, going, going Lyrics: 1 To the summer-land of beauty we are going, going, going, Where the ocean-tide of love is brightly flowing, Gently through the sunny, sunny vales; There to wake far away from sorrow, Every sorrow, every sorrow; There to hail joy’s eternal morrow When the toils of earth shall cease, There to dwell by the crystal river, Blessed river, blessed river, With the Lord happy and forever, When the toils of earth shall cease. 2 In the summer-land of beauty they are singing, singing, singing, And the melody that sweetly there is ringing, Wafted in a vision oft we hear; Home at last they have gone before us, Gone before us, gone before us; Hark the song, listen to the chorus, “Praise the Lord the King of kings: Saved by grace; glory! hallelujah! Hallelujah! hallelujah! Crowned with love; glory! hallelujah! Praise the mighty King of kings.” 3 From the summer-land of beauty they are calling, calling, calling, And their voices in the dewy night are falling, Falling on the weary, weary soul; Look beyond, soon will dawn the morning, Blissful morning, blissful morning; Holy light soon the sky adorning We shall meet with joyful eyes; We shall meet by the crystal river, Shining river, shining river; On its banks meet no more to sever, Look beyond with joyful eyes. Used With Tune: [To the summer-land of beauty we are going, going, going]
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The Prince of Peace

Author: F. J. C. Appears in 4 hymnals Matching Instances: 4 First Line: 'Twas a night of long ago when all were sleeping, sleeping, sleeping Refrain First Line: He has come; hail the lovely stranger Lyrics: 1 ‘Twas a night of long ago when all were sleeping, sleeping, sleeping, When the lonely silent stars a watch were keeping, Softly o’er the dreaming, dreaming earth; Floods of light bursting forth in glory, (Pure floods of light, pure floods of light, etc.,) Brightest glory, brightest glory, Harp and voice told the joyful story, (Sweet harp and voice, sweet harp and voice,) Of his birth the Prince of Peace. Chorus: He has come; hail the lovely stranger, (Yes, he has come, yes, he has come, etc.) Lovely stranger, lovely stranger; Lo, the babe cradled in a manger (O blessed babe, O blessed babe,) Is the King and Prince of Peace. 2 See the rosy blushing morn again is breaking, breaking, breaking, And the melody of song again is waking Music in the hearts of all to-day; Praise the Lord, come with happy voices, (Praise, praise the Lord, praise, praise the Lord,) Happy voices, happy voices, Praise the Lord, how the world rejoices, (Praise the Lord, praise, praise the Lord,) At his birth the Prince of Peace. [Chorus] 3 Hark the merry silver bells are sweetly ringing, ringing, ringing, And the multitude of angels now are singing Glory in the highest evermore; Sing aloud, glory! hallelujah! (Sing, sing aloud, sing, sing aloud, etc.,) Hallelujah! hallelujah! Sing aloud, glory! hallelujah! (Sing, sing aloud, sing, sing aloud,) At his birth the Prince of Peace. [Chorus] Used With Tune: ['Twas a night of long ago when all were sleeping, sleeping, sleeping]

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