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Text:All Nature Feels Attractive Power
Author:William Drennan
Tune:AZMON
Arranger:Lowell Mason
Composer:Carl Gläser
Media:MIDI file

130. All Nature Feels Attractive Power

1. All nature feels attractive power,
A strong, embracing force;
The drops that sparkle in the shower,
The planets in their course.

2. In this fine, sympathetic chain
All creatures bear a part;
Their every pleasure, every pain,
Linked to a feeling heart.

3. More perfect bond, the Christian plan
Attaches soul to soul;
Our neighbor is the suffering man
Thou at the farthest pole.

4. To earth below, from Heaven above,
The faith in Christ professed
More clear reveals that God is love,
And whom He loves is blest.

Text Information
First Line: All nature feels attractive power
Title: All Nature Feels Attractive Power
Author: William Drennan (1810)
Meter: CM
Language: English
Copyright: Public Domain
Tune Information
Name: AZMON
Composer: Carl Gläser (1828)
Arranger: Lowell Mason (1839)
Meter: CM
Incipit: 51122 32123 34325
Key: G Major
Source: Modern Psalmist, 1839
Copyright: Public Domain



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