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8148. Beyond The River

1 Beyond life’s raging fever,
Beyond life’s troubled dream;
Beyond death’s surging river,
Beyond that sullen stream,

Refrain:
The saint shall dwell in glory,
In beauty fading not;
Oh! Pilgrim, are you praying,
That this may be your lot?

2 Beyond this land of sighing,
Where countless tears are shed,
Beyond the sick and dying,
Beyond the mouldering dead, [Refrain]

3 Beyond this scene of trial,
Where heart and flesh do fail;
Beyond the darkening shadows,
Beyond the gloomy vale, [Refrain]

4 Beyond the thought of grieving,
A kind and gracious God;
Beyond the fear of sinning,
Beyond the chastening rod, [Refrain]

5 Beyond Earth’s weary burden,
The cross, the scourge, the rod;
The saint shall dwell in glory,
The saint shall dwell with God. [Refrain]

Text Information
First Line: Beyond life’s raging fever
Title: Beyond The River
Author: Horace L. Hastings
Refrain First Line: The saint shall dwell in glory,
Meter: 76.76 D
Source: Vestry Chimes by Asa Hull (Boston: James P. Magee, 1864)
Copyright: Public Domain
Notes: Alternate tune: LLANGLOFFAN, from "Hymnau a Thonau" by David S. Evans (London: Novello & Company, 1865)
Tune Information
Name: PARK PLACE
Composer: Anonymous (1864)
Meter: 76.76 D
Key: A♭ Major
Copyright: Public Domain



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