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97. I Shall See My Saviour’s Face

1 I shall see my Saviour’s face, sometime, sometime;
I shall praise Him for His grace, sometime, sometime;
Long and loud my praise shall roll,
As His mercies I extol,
In that homeland of the soul, sometime, sometime.

2 I shall reap what now I sow, sometime, sometime;
By the crystal river’s flow, sometime, sometime;
Since I love my Saviour here,
There is naught for me to fear,
For I shall with Him appear, sometime, sometime.

3 ‘Neath the grassy mound I’ll sleep, sometime, sometime;
Friends above my grave may weep, sometime, sometime;
But with Jesus I shall rise,
Gain my everlasting prize,
Reign with Him beyond the skies, sometime, sometime.

4 I shall join my long lost friends, sometime, sometime;
In that life that never ends, sometime, sometime;
In that blest eternal state,
Where for me they watch and wait,
I shall meet them at the gate, sometime, sometime.

Text Information
First Line: I shall see my Saviour’s face, sometime, sometime
Title: I Shall See My Saviour’s Face
Author: Rev. Johnson Oatman, Jr.
Publication Date: 1921
Notes: Public Domain.
Tune Information
Name: [I shall see my Saviour’s face, sometime, sometime]
Composer: Wm. J. Kirkpatrick
Notes: Public Domain.



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