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Brother, Will You Go?

Author: Wm. Woodward Hymnal: Give Thanks and Sing #78 (1909) First Line: Away beyond the stars which the midnight sky unfolds Lyrics: 1 Away beyond the stars which the midnight sky unfolds, There are scenes of rarest beauty, and palaces of gold; And o’er that lovely prospect there falls no winter’s snow, There warblers sing in endless spring, O brother, will you go? There warblers sing in endless spring, O brother, will you go? 2 There are cities rich in grandeur inviting you to come, And who can tell the wealth of a heav’nly city home? Its rural scenes, its mansions, its crystal streams that flow, All, all are free for you and me, O brother, will you go? All, all are free for you and me, O brother, will you go? 3 There leap the lame for joy, there the blind receive their sight; There ears long closed to sound will be ravished with delight; There tongues that never uttered a sentence here below, Burst into song thro’ ages long, O brother, will you go? Burst into song thro’ ages long, O brother, will you go? Languages: English Tune Title: [Away beyond the stars which the midnight sky unfolds]

Brother, Will You Go?

Author: Wm. Woodward Hymnal: Winning Songs #12 (1892) First Line: Away beyond the stars which the midnight sky unfolds Languages: English Tune Title: [Away beyond the stars which the midnight sky unfolds]

Brother, will You Go?

Author: Wm. Woodward Hymnal: The Finest of the Wheat No. 2 #54 (1894) First Line: Away beyond the stars which the midnight sky unfolds Tune Title: [Away beyond the stars which the midnight sky unfolds]

Brother, Will You Go?

Author: Wm. Woodward Hymnal: Precious Hymns #58 (1900) First Line: Away beyond the stars which the midnight sky unfolds Languages: English Tune Title: [Away beyond the stars which the midnight sky unfolds]

Brother, Will You Go?

Author: Wm. Woodward Hymnal: Unfading Treasures #78 (1893) First Line: Away beyond the stars which the midnight sky unfolds Languages: English Tune Title: [Away beyond the stars which the midnight sky unfolds]

Brother, Will You Go?

Author: Wm. Woodward Hymnal: Hymn-Songs #130 (1895) First Line: Away beyond the stars which the midnight sky unfolds Languages: English Tune Title: [Away beyond the stars which the midnight sky unfolds]

Brother, Will You Go?

Author: Wm. Woodward Hymnal: Songs of Love and Praise #130 (1894) First Line: Away beyond the stars which the midnight sky unfolds Languages: English Tune Title: [Away beyond the stars which the midnight sky unfolds]

Brother, Will You Go?

Author: Wm. Woodward Hymnal: Songs for Service #194 (1905) First Line: Away beyond the stars which the midnight sky unfolds Languages: English Tune Title: [Away beyond the stars which the midnight sky unfolds]

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