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42. Rally for Work

1 Hark! hear the call that is sent thro’ the land—
Christ needs your service! heed, and obey;
Waiting his orders, his brave workers stand—
Rally, my comrades, let’s help them today!

Refrain:
Rally for Jesus, rally,
Let the slogan ring;
The fields white with grain are waving,
Who the sheaves will bring?
Rally for Jesus, rally,
Forward, one and all;
For you there is labor waiting,
Give answer to the Master’s call.

2 “See,” calls the Master, “the harvest is white;
Fields wait for reaping, why will you wait?
Bind up the sheaves ere the coming of night—
Come, for the need of more reapers is great.” [Refrain]

3 Rally today! let us answer the call;
Dare we stand idle—dare we to shirk?
Come, for the Master has need of us all—
Up and away to the Lords’ waiting work! [Refrain]

Text Information
First Line: Hark! hear the call that is sent thro' the land
Title: Rally for Work
Author: E. E. Rexford
Refrain First Line: Rally for Jesus, rally
Language: English
Publication Date: 1910
Topic: Rally Day; Work
Notes: Public Domain.
Tune Information
Name: [Hark! hear the call that is sent thro' the land]
Composer: W. Stillman Martin
Notes: Public Domain.



Media
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