| Text: | Forward, for the prize |
| Author: | F. L. B. |
| Tune: | [Hark, your captain cries] |
| Composer: | Frank L. Bristow |
1 Hark! your Captain cries
“Forward! for the prize,
Fear no earthly foe,
But onward go;
Foremost in the ray,
Boldly press your way,
When the sun is down,
Wear a victor’s crown.
2 Forward! for the prize,
Help the helpless rise,
From the miry ground
Where sins abound;
Cheer the faint and weak,
Words of kindness speak,
Crumbs of comfort rare,
With your comrades share.
3 Be a soldier brave,
Some sweet soul to save
From the tempter’s snare,
Now, do and dare;
In the morning’s bloom,
In the ev’ning’s gloom,
IN the shades of night,
Battle for the right.
4 When in heav’n we meet,
Looks of love we’ll greet,
On that happy shore
We’ll part no more;
There, the harps of gold,
There, the joys untold,
There, from sin made free,
Immortality.
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| First Line: | Hark! your Captain cries |
| Title: | Forward, for the prize |
| Author: | F. L. B. |
| Publication Date: | 1892 |
| Topic: | Work |
| Notes: | Public Domain. |
| Tune Information | |
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| Name: | [Hark, your captain cries] |
| Composer: | Frank L. Bristow |
| Source: | German |
| Notes: | Public Domain. |
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