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Text:Let the Golden Sunlight In
Author:Robt. H. Walton
Tune:[Let the golden sunlight shine into your heart]
Composer:Jno. R. Bryant

69. Let the Golden Sunlight In

1 Let the golden sunlight shine into your heart,
It will make you happy, blessings will impart;
In the early morning, with the day begin,
Let the golden sunlight in.

Refrain:
Let the golden sunlight in,
Let the golden sunlight in;
Brighten up the pathway, in this world of sin,
Let the golden sunlight in.

2 Let the golden sunlight shine out from your face,
If you have a sorrow joy will take its place;
Brighter days are coming as you conquer sin,
Let the golden sunlight in. [Refrain]

3 Welcome golden sunlight, shining from above,
Wonderful in brightness, showing forth God’s love,
If your heart is burdened on account of sin,
Let the golden sunlight in. [Refrain]

Text Information
First Line: Let the golden sunlight shine into your heart
Title: Let the Golden Sunlight In
Author: Robt. H. Walton
Refrain First Line: Let the golden sunlight in
Publication Date: 1916
Topic: Children's Songs; Joy and Sunshine
Notes: Public Domain.
Tune Information
Name: [Let the golden sunlight shine into your heart]
Composer: Jno. R. Bryant
Notes: Public Domain.



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