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Text:O happiness, thou pleasing dream!

267. O happiness, thou pleasing dream!

1 O happiness, thou pleasing dream!
Where is thy substance found?
Sought through the varying scenes, in vain,
Of earth's capacious round.

2 Religion's sacred lamp alone
Unerring points the way,
Where happiness for ever shines
With unpolluted ray.

Text Information
First Line: O happiness, thou pleasing dream!
Meter: C. M.
Language: English
Publication Date: 1814
Topic: The Joy and Happiness of True Christians
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