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Joy Bells

Author: Martha J. Lankton Hymnal: Junior Songs #40 (1892) First Line: Pretty, golden sunbeams Refrain First Line: Joy bells, joy bells Lyrics: 1 Pretty, golden sunbeams, Looking from the sky, Call us now to wake and sing Praise to God on high; Song and beauty ev'rywhere, On the earth and in the air, Still the blessed truth declare, God, our God, is love. Chorus: Joy bells, joy bells, Hear them ringing, sweetly ringing; Hear the joy bells, joy bells Echo God is love. Joy bells, joy bells, Hear them ringing, sweetly ringing; Hear the joy bells, joy bells Echo God is love. 2 Pretty birds that carol From the waving trees, Hiding in the branches green, Cradled on the breeze, Thro' the laughing summer days Still their great Creator praise; In the simple tones they raise Telling God is love. [Chorus] 3 Shall our tongues be silent? Have we naught to say, When our hearts can feel his love Better far than they? Like the beams that sparkle bright, Like the birds on pinions light, Like the bells, let all unit, Singing, God is love. [Chorus] Languages: English Tune Title: [Pretty, golden sunbeams]
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Joy Bells

Author: Martha J. Lankton Hymnal: On Joyful Wing #69 (1886) First Line: Pretty, golden sunbeams Refrain First Line: Joy bells, joy bells Lyrics: 1 Pretty, golden sunbeams, Looking from the sky, Call us now to wake and sing Praise to God on high; Song and beauty ev’rywhere, On the earth and in the air, Still the blessed truth declare, God, our God, is love. Refrain: Joy bells, joy bells, Hear them ringing, sweetly ringing; Hear the joy bells, joy bells, Echo God is love. Joy bells, joy bells, Hear them ringing, sweetly ringing; Hear the joy bells, joy bells, Echo God is love. 2 Pretty birds that carol From the waving trees, Hiding in the branches green, Cradled on the breeze, Through the laughing summer days Still their great Creator praise; In the simple tones they raise Telling God is love. [Refrain] 3 Shall our tongues be silent? Have we naught to say, When our hearts can feel his love Better far than they? Like the beams that sparkle bright, Like the birds on pinions light, Like the bells, let all unite, Singing, God is love. [Refrain] Tune Title: [Pretty, golden sunbeams]
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Joy Bells

Author: Martha J. Lankton Hymnal: Infant Praises #63 (1887) First Line: Pretty, golden sunbeams Refrain First Line: Joy bells, joy bells Languages: English Tune Title: [Pretty, golden sunbeams]
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Joy Bells

Author: Martha J. Lankton Hymnal: Temple Trio #69 (1886) First Line: Pretty, golden sunbeams Refrain First Line: Joy bells, joy bells Tune Title: [Pretty, golden sunbeams]
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Joy Bells

Author: Martha J. Lankton Hymnal: The Emory Hymnal No. 2 #167 (1891) First Line: Pretty, golden sunbeams Refrain First Line: Joy bells, joy bells Languages: English Tune Title: [Pretty, golden sunbeams]
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