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Text:Chime Out, Ye Bells Of Beauty
Author:Emma Pitt
Tune:SUNSHINE
Composer:George Edgar Oliver
Media:MIDI file

8619. Chime Out, Ye Bells Of Beauty

1 Chime out, ye bells of beauty,
And echo far and wide,
The blessèd joyful tidings,
’Tis merry Eastertide.

Refrain:
Ring, ring your sweetest music,
With merry music ring,
Till every chime proclaim it,
The Lord, the risen King.

2 Chime out, ye bells of glory,
With love in every tone,
And let your joyful pealing
Ascend to yonder throne. [Refrain]

3 Chime out, ye bells of mercy,
Christ lives, the Crucified,
He lives, our dear Redeemer,
Proclaim it far and wide. [Refrain]

4 Chime out, ye bells of beauty,
And ring with power today,
The tidings of salvation,
Till all the call obey. [Refrain]

Text Information
First Line: Chime out, ye bells of beauty
Title: Chime Out, Ye Bells Of Beauty
Author: Emma Pitt
Refrain First Line: Ring, ring your sweetest music
Meter: 76.86 D
Language: English
Source: Angelic Songs, by George N. Rockwell (Scranton, PA: Lyric Music Company, 1896)
Copyright: Public Domain
Tune Information
Name: SUNSHINE
Composer: George Edgar Oliver (1893)
Meter: 76.86 D
Key: C Major
Copyright: Public Domain



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