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[O day so wondrous]

Appears in 2 hymnals Composer and/or Arranger: Harold Marlow Tune Key: G Major or modal Incipit: 51576 47465 36354 Used With Text: O Day So Wondrous
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O Day so Wondrous

Author: H. M. Appears in 3 hymnals First Line: O day so wondrous, We take thee to us Refrain First Line: Sing, sing, sing of His glory! Lyrics: 1 O day so wondrous, We take thee to us, And wear thy glory In all our hearts; Thou givest gladness, Thou soothest sadness, Through thy bright sunshine, All care departs. Refrain: Sing, sing, sing of His glory; Sing, sing, sing while we may; God gives, God gives the sunshine, He gives, He gives the day! 2 Behold about us, Beneath, above us, All nature trembles Throbbing with life; We sing confessing God’s fullest blessing, O day so holy, Calming all strife. 3 Then join our voices In happy chorus, His angels watch us And with us sing; They are about us, Though far above us, And like the sunshine, God’s blessings bring. Used With Tune: [O day so wondrous]
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O Day So Wondrous

Author: Harold Marlow Hymnal: The Cyber Hymnal #8276 Refrain First Line: Sing, sing, sing of His glory Lyrics: 1 O day so wondrous, We take thee to us, And wear thy glory In all our hearts; Thou givest gladness, Thou soothest sadness, Thro’ thy bright sunshine, All care departs. Refrain: Sing, sing, sing of His glory; Sing, sing, sing while we may; God gives, God gives the sunshine, He gives, He gives the day! 2 Behold about us, Beneath, above us, All nature trembles Throbbing with life; We sing confessing God’s fullest blessing, O day so holy, Calming all strife. [Refrain] 3 Then join our voices In happy chorus, His angels watch us And with us sing; They are about us, Tho’ far above us, And like the sunshine, God’s blessing bring. [Refrain] Languages: English Tune Title: [O day so wondrous]
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Author: H. M. Hymnal: Uplifted Voices #83 (1901) First Line: O day so wondrous, We take thee to us Refrain First Line: Sing, sing, sing of His glory! Lyrics: 1 O day so wondrous, We take thee to us, And wear thy glory In all our hearts; Thou givest gladness, Thou soothest sadness, Through thy bright sunshine, All care departs. Refrain: Sing, sing, sing of His glory; Sing, sing, sing while we may; God gives, God gives the sunshine, He gives, He gives the day! 2 Behold about us, Beneath, above us, All nature trembles Throbbing with life; We sing confessing God’s fullest blessing, O day so holy, Calming all strife. 3 Then join our voices In happy chorus, His angels watch us And with us sing; They are about us, Though far above us, And like the sunshine, God’s blessings bring. Tune Title: [O day so wondrous]
O Day so Wondrous

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Harold Marlow

Author of "O Day So Wondrous" in The Cyber Hymnal Late 19th Century
Harold Marlow
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