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A Voice from the Billow

Author: Neva Parkhill Prentice Hymnal: Crowning Glory No. 2 #47 (1890) First Line: A voice from the billow is calling Refrain First Line: She is nearing the beautiful city Lyrics: 1 A voice from the billow is calling, A dear one is drifting away, but her voice o'er the billow is falling, And it sounds, mid the foam and the spray. Chorus: She is nearing the beautiful city, Where never more weary she'll roam; Still her voice from the billow is calling, Come follow me, follow me home. 2 A light on the ocean is dying, A star passes into the night; But her bark, mid the tempest is flying, Far away to the shores of delight. [Chorus] 3 A hope that was born, mid earth's sorrow, Hath held her with hands all divine; Thro' the pain of death's dawning tomorrow, Still the light of eternity shines. [Chorus] 4 There the hunger, the heart-weary striving, the deep restless longings are gone; And the soul finds the glory of living, In a land where the Lord is the sun. [Chorus] Languages: English Tune Title: [A voice from the billow is calling]

She is nearing the beautiful city

Author: Neva Parkhill Prentice Hymnal: The Crowning Glory Nos. 1 and 2 #d10 (1891) First Line: A voice from the billow is calling

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