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Wake from Slumber

Author: Grace J. Frances Hymnal: Gems of Song #183 (1901) First Line: Stars of night have now departed Refrain First Line: Wake from slumber; wake, rejoicing Lyrics: 1 Stars of night have now departed, One by one they fade away; And the morn with rosy fingers Opens wide the gates of day. Chorus: Wake from slumber; wake, rejoicing; Come and hail the blessed light; Worship Him whose eye beholding Kept us safely thro’ the night. 2 ‘Tis the hour of pure devotion; Lord of love, inspire our lay, While we sing our morning chorus, While we greet this holy day. [Chorus] 3 May the pray’rs that now we offer, Wafted far beyond the sky, On the wings of faith ascending, Reach the throne of God on high. [Chorus] Topics: Prayer Languages: English Tune Title: [Stars of night have now departed]
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Wake from Slumber

Author: Grace J. Frances Hymnal: Royal Hymnal #27 (1898) First Line: Stars of night have now departed Refrain First Line: Wake from slumber, wake, rejoicing Languages: English Tune Title: [Stars of night have now departed]
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