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63. Eternity

1 There is a City, I am told
Where all the streets are paved with gold;
A Home prepared for you and me,
Where we may spend eternity.
Eternity, Eternity,
Where we may spend eternity.

2 Me thinks I hear the heav’nly song,
In hallelujahs loud and long:
Come floating o’er the mighty sea,
A message from eternity.
Eternity, Eternity,
A message from eternity.

3 Our loved one who have gone before,
Are beck’ning us to that bright shore;
That we may from our cares be free,
And sing thro’ all eternity.
Eternity, Eternity,
And sing thro’ all eternity.

4 Some day my blessed Lord will call,
In tones that gently rise and fall;
And He will say “Come home with me,
To dwell in blest eternity.”
Eternity, Eternity,
And dwell in blest eternity.

Text Information
First Line: There is a City, I am told
Title: Eternity
Author: F. A. S.
Language: English
Publication Date: 1910
Notes: Public Domain.
Tune Information
Name: [There is a City, I am told]
Composer: Frank A. Simpkins
Notes: Public Domain.



Media
MIDI file: MIDI

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