101. Morning Somewhere

1 When folded in shadows of midnight we rest,
‘Neath starlight, soft starlight,
In some distant clime they are hailing the rays
Of morning fair and bright.

Chorus:
Morning somewhere,
Tho’ darkness and gloom may surround us;
Day is breaking
With banners of glory unfurled;
Morning somewhere;
Take heart for a better tomorrow;
Radiant promise,
‘Tis morning somewhere in the world.

2 Securely we slumber, assured of the dawn,
Sweet daylight, the day bright,
For sunset to us means to others afar,
The coming of the light. [Chorus]

3 When life’s day is ending, we near the dark vale,
The lovelight, God’s lovelight,
Will rise on our vision in realms far away,
Where nevermore comes night. [Chorus]

Text Information
First Line: When folded in shadows of midnight we rest
Title: Morning Somewhere
Author: Annie L. Pinfold
Refrain First Line: Morning somewhere, though dark
Language: English
Publication Date: 1914
Notes: Public Domain.
Tune Information
Name: [When folded in shadows of midnight we rest]
Composer: C. Harold Lowden
Notes: Public Domain.



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