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178. Soldiers in the Army

1 Soldiers in the army
Of the Lord our King,
Help along the triumph,
All your forces bring;
Move in solid column,
Strike the pow'r of sin;
Strong, united effort,
Shall the vict'ry win.

Chorus:
Soldiers in the army,
Strike with all your might,
Strike with all your might;
In the name of Jesus,
Strike, and put the foe to flight.

2 Soldiers in the army,
Led by Christ, the Lord,
On to certain conquest,
On to great reward;
Raise aloft the banner,
That the world may know
We are bound to conquer,
And subdue the foe. [Chorus]

3 Soldiers in the army,
To the cause be true,
In this day of battle,
There is much to do;
God will crown with honor,
Ev'ry royal heart;
Rally, soldier, rally,
Do a noble part. [Chorus]

4 Soldiers in the army,
Never leave your post,
Till the Captain bids you
Join the ransomed host;
Then with shouts of triumph
To their ranks ascend,
Swell with them the chorus,
That shall never end. [Chorus]

Text Information
First Line: Soldiers in the army
Title: Soldiers in the Army
Author: Rev. J. McPhail
Refrain First Line: Soldiers in the army
Language: English
Publication Date: 1890
Copyright: Copyright, 1890, by M. L. McPhail. By per.
Tune Information
Name: [Soldiers in the army]
Composer: M. L. McPhail
Incipit: 54565 12532 16561
Key: B♭ Major
Copyright: Copyright, 1890, by M. L. McPhail. By per.



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