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Waiting, Calmly Waiting

Author: Frank B. Copp Appears in 1 hymnal First Line: I am waiting, calmly waiting Refrain First Line: I am waiting, calmly waiting Used With Tune: [I am waiting, calmly waiting]
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Waiting, Calmly Waiting

Author: Frank B. Copp Appears in 1 hymnal First Line: I am wait­ing, calm­ly wait­ing Refrain First Line: I am wait­ing, calm­ly wait­ing Lyrics: 1 I am wait­ing, calm­ly wait­ing, While on Heav­en me­di­tat­ing, And the years so slow­ly ag­ing, In the drea­ry wastes of life; I see man­sions past the riv­er, Where the sun­beams ev­er quiv­er On the strand where mor­tals nev­er Mingle more in hate or strife. Refrain: I am wait­ing, calm­ly wait­ing, For my home be­yond the skies. I am wait­ing, calm­ly wait­ing, I am wait­ing for the prize. 2 I have heard the mys­tic voic­es, Rising high ab­ove the nois­es, Made by those whose blind­ed sens­es Prate of "higher life" be­low; I have learned to know how hol­low Are the sub­stanc­es they fol­low; I am sick of all their fol­ly, And am waiting now to go. [Refrain] 3 Life is but a field of bat­tle, Spite of all the sense­less prat­tle, Of its use­ful­ness and glo­ry, Where the best are al­ways slain; Where the brav­est are no win­ners, And the nob­lest on­ly sin­ners, Where the in­cense that we of­fer Rises con­stant­ly in vain. [Refrain] 4 I am sick of wrongs in­flict­ed, Where de­fense is in­ter­dict­ed, While I sit with lips un­op­ened, As my foes around me rave; I would close my eyes for­ev­er, I would all life’s link­ings sev­er, For I know there’s truth and jus­tice For us all be­yond the grave. [Refrain] Used With Tune: [I am wait­ing, calm­ly wait­ing] Text Sources: The Evangelists' Songs of Praise No. 2 by Curtis V. Strickland (Huntington: Inc.: C. V. Strickland, 1892)

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