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61. He Never Will Forget

1 A veil is hung before me; one step is all I see;
I cannot tell what changes here may be awaiting me;
But whether rain or sunshine, this song is ringing yet:
He never, never will forsake, He never will forget.

Refrain:
All praise to Him above,
Who sitteth on the judgment throne;
He never, never will forsake, He never will forget.

2 O let it be my pleasure, my all-absorbing aim,
To do my Master’s bidding and to glorify His name;
He’ll help me in the service, whatever foes beset,
And never, never will forsake, and never will forget. [Refrain]

3 Tho’ lowly be my pathway, tho’ sorrows may arise,
And heavy clouds of trial yet may overspread the skies,
When welcomed to His palace, the way I’ll not regret:
He never, never will forsake, He never will forget. [Refrain]

Text Information
First Line: A veil is hung before me; one step is all I see
Title: He Never Will Forget
Author: Charlotte G. Homer
Refrain First Line: All praise to Him above
Language: English
Publication Date: 1923
Topic: Encouragement; Faith
Copyright: 1923 by Homer A. Rodeheaver
Notes: Public Domain.
Tune Information
Name: [A veil is hung before me; one step is all I see]
Composer: Kotzschmar
Arranger: C. H. G.
Copyright: 1923 by Homer A. Rodeheaver
Notes: Public Domain.



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