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The Summer Land

Author: R. C. Hymnal: Redemption Songs #375 (1937) First Line: To that summer land up yonder Refrain First Line: Oh, the joy when we get there Lyrics: 1 To that summer land up yonder Where the angels ever sing Hallelujahs to the Saviour, Sweet hosannahs to the King; We are marching swiftly onward, Guided by a Father's hand, Thro' this world of sin and sorrow To that happy summer land Chorus: Oh, the joy when we get there, Golden crowns of life to wear, In that happy land so fair, In that summer land up yonder. 2 To that summer land up yonder Some are going ev'ry day, And the time is drawing nearer When we, too, shall go away; We are going straight to Jesus, There to join the ransom'd band, We will praise His name for ever In that happy summer land. [Chorus] 3 In that summer land up yonder There's a place prepared for all Who are trusting in the Saviour, Who will listen to His call; And the happy time is coming When the Lord shall give command, And we'll leave this world for ever For that happy summer land. [Chorus] Topics: Christian Life and Service Scripture: Revelation 21:23 Languages: English Tune Title: [To that summer land up yonder]
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Oh, the joy when we get there

Author: Robert Crosbie Hymnal: The Cyber Hymnal #11429 First Line: To that summer land up yonder Lyrics: 1 To that summer land up yonder Where the angels ever sing Hallelujahs to the Savior, Sweet hosannahs to the King; We are marching swiftly onward, Guided by a Father’s hand, Thro’ this world of sin and sorrow To that happy summer land. Refrain: Oh, the joy when we get there, Golden crowns of life to wear, In that happy land so fair, In that summer land up yonder. 2 To that summer land up yonder Some are going every day, And the time is drawing nearer When we, too, shall go away; We are going straight to Jesus, There to join the ransomed band, We will praise His name for ever In that happy summer land. [Refrain] 3 In that summer land up yonder There’s a place prepared for all Who are trusting in the Savior, Who will listen to His call; And the happy time is coming When the Lord shall give command, And we’ll leave this world for ever For that happy summer land. [Refrain] Languages: English Tune Title: [To that summer land up yonder]
Oh, the joy when we get there

The Summer Land

Author: R. Crosbie Hymnal: Melodies of Grace and Truth #116 (1908) First Line: To that summer land up yonder Refrain First Line: Oh, the joy when we get there Languages: English Tune Title: [To that summer land up yonder]
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The Summer Land

Author: R. Crosbie Hymnal: Celestial Songs #116 (1921) First Line: To that summer land up yonder Refrain First Line: Oh, the joy when we get there Languages: English Tune Title: [To that summer land up yonder]
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