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109. Golden Throne

1 It takes a very humble soul,
It takes a very humble soul,
It take a very humble soul,
To stand by the Golden Throne.

Chorus:
Then haste away to the Sunday-school,
Then haste away to the Sunday-school,
Then haste away to the Sunday-school,
And learn the Golden rule.

2 We'll mingle with the angels there,
We'll mingle with the angels there,
We'll mingle with the angels there,
Who stand by the Golden Throne. [Chorus]

3 The tree of life grows bright and fair,
The tree of life grows bright and fair,
The tree of life grows bright and fair,
Grows near by the Golden Throne. [Chorus]

4 The river of life flows sweetly there,
The river of life flows sweetly there,
The river of life flows sweetly there,
It flows from the Golden Throne. [Chorus]

5 We'll meet our friends and teachers there,
We'll meet our friends and teachers there,
We'll meet our friends and teachers there,
And dwell near the Golden throne. [Chorus]

6 We'll see our blessed Savior there,
We'll see our blessed Savior there,
We'll see our blessed Savior there,
Who sits on the Golden Throne. [Chorus]

Text Information
First Line: It takes a very humble soul
Title: Golden Throne
Refrain First Line: Then haste away to the Sunday-school
Language: English
Publication Date: 1867
Notes: Public Domain.
Tune Information
Name: [It takes a very humble soul]
Composer: C. L. F.
Key: A Major
Notes: Public Domain.



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