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8528. Beautiful Eastertide

1 O welcome, bright morning, we love thy sweet light,
For past is the darkness of sin’s bitter night;
We lift our glad voices in triumph today,
Our glorious Redeemer lives.

Refrain:
O beautiful Eastertide,
Thy wonderful message send far and wide;
O beautiful Eastertide,
We hail, thee, O joyous day.
O beautiful Eastertide,
Thy wonderful message send far and wide;
O beautiful Eastertide,
We love thy refulgent ray.

2 Rejoice! O ye Gentiles, that death is no more,
The grave’s dreadful triumph forever is o’er;
Shout! shout the glad anthem with voice loud and strong,
Our glorious Redeemer lives. [Refrain]

3 The day of rejoicing for mankind is here,
The grave, robbed of terror, no longer hath fear;
Then lift your glad voices in triumph today,
Our glorious Redeemer lives. [Refrain]

Text Information
First Line: O welcome, bright morning, we love thy sweet light
Title: Beautiful Eastertide
Author: Jennie Morton (1900)
Refrain First Line: O beautiful Eastertide
Language: English
Source: The Service of Praise by J. Lincoln Hall et al. (Philadelphia: Hall-Mack Company, 1900)
Copyright: Public Domain
Tune Information
Name: [O welcome, bright morning, we love thy sweet light]
Composer: J. Lincoln Hall
Key: B♭ Major
Copyright: Public Domain



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