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14488. When I Get Home

1 I shall wear a golden crown,
When I get home;
I shall lay my burdens down,
When I get home;
Clad in robes of glory,
I shall sing the story
Of the Lord who bought me,
When I get home.

Refrain:
When I get home,
When I get home,
All sorrow will be over,
When I get home;
When I get home,
When I get home,
All sorrow will be over,
When I get home.

2 All the darkness will be past,
When I get home;
I shall see the light at last,
When I get home;
Light from Heaven streaming,
O’er my pathway beaming,
Ever guides me onward
Till I get home. [Refrain]

3 I shall see my Savior’s face,
When I get home;
Sing again of saving grace,
When I get home;
I shall stand before Him;
Gladly I’ll adore Him;
Ever to be with Him,
When I get home. [Refrain]

Text Information
First Line: I shall wear a golden crown
Title: When I Get Home
Author: Charles Austin Miles (1900)
Refrain First Line: When I get home
Language: English
Source: New Songs of the Gospel by C. Austin Miles and J. Lincoln Hall (Philadelphia: Hall-Mack Company, 1900)
Copyright: Public Domain
Tune Information
Name: [I shall wear a golden crown]
Composer: Charles Austin Miles
Key: C Major
Copyright: Public Domain



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