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24. Up with the morning's blushing ray

1 Up with the morning's blushing ray,
Come where the Master calls away;
Out in the field, out in the field,
Out in the harvest field.
Up with the fairest, brightest hours,
Up when the song-bird wakes the flowers;
Work with the light, work with the light,
Work with the golden light.

Refrain:
Now is the time our seed to sow,
Now is the time its fruit will grow;
Come with a song, come with a song
Come with a joyful, joyful song

2 Up with the early morning dew,
Our willing hands must labor too;
Come, come away, quickly away,
Why should we longer stay?
Gleaners for Jesus, glad are we.
Close by the reapers we may be;
Oh, what delight, oh, what delight,
Toiling from morn till night. [Refrain]

3 Up with the morning, one and all,
Work till the evening shadows fall:
Work with a will, work with a will.
Trusting the Saviour still.
Soon will the morning dawn no more,
Soon will the harvest work be o'er;
Then may we sing, Lord, may we sing
Glory to thee our King. [Refrain]

Text Information
First Line: Up with the morning's blushing ray
Author: Fanny J. Crosby
Refrain First Line: Now is the time our seed to sow
Language: English
Publication Date: 1893
Tune Information
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