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Text: | Voyaging |
Author: | Paulina |
Tune: | [This life is an ocean, and each has his bark] |
Composer: | G. F. Root |
1 This life is an ocean, and each has his bark,
We all have a compass to guide in the dark;
We have a bright star eighteen centuries old,
We have a strong anchor more precious than gold.
Refrain:
Voyaging, voyaging over the foam,
Oh, may we all anchor in heaven our home.
2 This one has forgotten his watch upon deck,
And there is his bark ‘mid the breakers a wreck;
This one without chart of the winds is the sport,
Fast drifting away from the heavenly port. [Refrain]
3 There is the safe haven a little way on,
Keep steady the helm till the harbor is won;
Through all the night long though the billows have roared,
We’ve known not a fear for the Pilot’s on board. [Refrain]
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First Line: | This life is an ocean, and each has his bark |
Title: | Voyaging |
Author: | Paulina |
Refrain First Line: | Voyaging, voyaging over the foam |
Publication Date: | 1885 |
Tune Information | |
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Name: | [This life is an ocean, and each has his bark] |
Composer: | G. F. Root |
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