Text: | Mother’s Praying There |
Author: | Eliza E. Hewitt |
Tune: | [There’s a little cottage nestling underneath the maple trees] |
Composer: | George C. Stebbins |
1 There’s a little cottage nestling underneath the maple trees,
And the honey-suckle twines around the door;
And the snowy window curtains flutter in the summer breeze;
O the picture haunts my mem’ry evermore.
Refrain:
My mother’s praying there for me,
Loving me wherever I may be;
Praying that her boy may know the christian’s joy,
My mother’s praying there for me.
2 There’s a silver brooklet rippling, making music i the glen,
Blending with the merry songs the robins sing;
But my mother’s voice is sweeter, pleading o’er and o’er again,
That the Lord would to Himself the wand’rer bring. [Refrain]
3 There’ll be gladness in that cottage, happy hallelujahs there,
I will write to mother ere I sleep tonight;
I have found the blessed Saviour, and in answer to her prayer,
God has brought me out of darkness into light. [Refrain]
Text Information | |
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First Line: | There's a little cottage nestling underneath the maple trees |
Title: | Mother’s Praying There |
Author: | Eliza E. Hewitt |
Refrain First Line: | My mother’s praying there for me |
Language: | English |
Publication Date: | 1921 |
Topic: | Prayer; Mothers |
Tune Information | |
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Name: | [There’s a little cottage nestling underneath the maple trees] |
Composer: | George C. Stebbins |
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MIDI file: | MIDI |