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16047. Happy Song-Land

1 Song-land fair, over there,
Free from sor­row, free from care;
Angels bright, robed in white,
Dwell in peace and pu­re de­light;
By and by, sha­dows nigh,
Resting comes in home on high;
We shall join in praises there,
In that hap­py Song-land fair.

Refrain:
Holy, hap­py Song-land fair,
Radiant man­sions wait us there;
By and by, sha­dows nigh,
Resting comes in home on high;
We shall join in prais­es there,
In that hap­py Song-land fair.

2 Toils are o’er, near the shore,
Near the bless­èd ev­er­more;
Hand in hand, near the strand,
Near the shin­ing Sum­mer Land;
Where we go, foun­tains flow,
In the noon­tide’s sun­ny glow;
Joyful ran­somed souls are there,
In that hap­py Song-land fair. [Refrain]

Text Information
First Line: Song-land fair, over there
Title: Happy Song-Land
Author: Charles Arthur Havens
Refrain First Line: Holy, hap­py Song-land fair
Language: English
Source: Coronation Hymns, by Edwin O. Excell (Chicago: E. O. Excell Company, 1910)
Copyright: Public Domain
Tune Information
Name: [Song-land fair, over there]
Composer: Charles Arthur Havens
Key: E♭ Major
Copyright: Public Domain



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