Text: | The golden city |
Author: | Mrs. M. B. C. Slade |
Tune: | [Say, have you read in the story olden] |
Composer: | Dr. A. Brooks Everett |
1 Say, have you read in the story olden,
Of the city fair that waits?
Jasper the walls, and the streets are golden,
And of purest pearl the gates.
Chorus:
There we shall dwell with the Lord forever,
Going out no more.
There shall we go, when we cross the river;
Over on the other shore.
2 Say, have you heard of the river flowing?
Clear as crystal is its tide.
Forth from the throne are its waters going;
Shall we roam that stream beside? [Chorus]
3 Say, have you read, in that wondrous story,
How no moon nor sun need they?
For it is lightened with God's own glory;
Shall we see that endless day? [Chorus]
Text Information | |
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First Line: | Say, have you read in the story olden |
Title: | The golden city |
Author: | Mrs. M. B. C. Slade |
Refrain First Line: | There we shall dwell with the Lord forever |
Publication Date: | 1877 |
Scripture: | ; |
Copyright: | By permission of R. M. McIntosh, owner of copyright. From "Good News." |
Notes: | Public Domain. |
Tune Information | |
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Name: | [Say, have you read in the story olden] |
Composer: | Dr. A. Brooks Everett |
Key: | C Major |
Notes: | Public Domain. |