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83. I Have Stood Upon the Mountain

1 I have stood upon the mountain,
And have looked beyond the sea,
O’er the lovely fields of promise
In a land so dear to me.
And my soul with bliss enchanted,
Heard the echo of a song,
That my tongue shall sing forever,
When I join the ransomed throng.

2 Thro' the waters of affliction,
With my Saviour I have passed,
But His arms were still around me,
And my care on Him I cast,
Even there, my soul uplifted,
Heard the echo of a song,
That my tongue shall sing forever,
When I join the ransomed throng.

3 I can bear my cross with patience,
For I know the time will come,
When among the tried and faithful,
I shall gather safely home,
And my toil will seem as nothing,
To the rapture of the song,
That my tongue shall sing forever,
When I join the ransomed throng.

Text Information
First Line: I have stood upon the mountain
Title: I Have Stood Upon the Mountain
Author: Grace J. Frances
Refrain First Line: That my tongue shall sing forever
Language: English
Publication Date: 1903
Notes: Public Domain.
Tune Information
Name: [I have stood upon the mountain]
Composer: Hubert P. Main
Notes: Public Domain.



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