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91. Come, and sweetly tune your voices

1 Come, and sweetly tune your voices--
Raise them to a lofty strain;
Sing aloud, while heaven rejoices,
Shout! for Jesus comes to reign.
Glory! hear the angels crying,
Glory to the Saviour's name;
Shall not children, with them vieing,
Here on earth his praise proclaim.

2 Yes! it was the Saviour's pleasure,
That they should not hold their peace;
And his blessings, without measure,
He bestowed on such as these.
Then to heaven, high ascending,
Shall our anthems quickly rise
With angelic voices blending,
Far above yon azure skies.

Text Information
First Line: Come, and sweetly tune your voices
Publication Date: 1865
Notes: Public Domain
Tune Information
Name: HARWELL
Composer: Dr. Lowell Mason
Meter: 8s & 7s
Key: G Major or modal
Notes: By permission



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