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Sweetly Falls the Spirit Message

Sweetly falls the spirit message

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1 Sweetly falls the spirit's message
From the home beyond the tide
Ever do we bid thee welcome.
Dwellers from the other side.

Refrain:
Welcome, loved ones, we are waiting
To receive our words of cheer;
Ever do they give us comfort
'mid our toilsome journey here.

2 Often fall the clouds so dreary
O'er the rough and hidden way,
When with care we oft grow weary,
For your cheering words we pray. [Refrain]

3 Sweetly falls the loving message
When we pause blinded by tears,
To bind up the broken fragments
Of our work of lonely years. [Refrain]

Source: Spiritualist Hymnal (3rd ed.) #72

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Text Information

First Line: Sweetly falls the spirit message
Title: Sweetly Falls the Spirit Message
Refrain First Line: Welcome, loved ones, we are waiting
Publication Date: 1960
Copyright: This text may still be under copyright because it was published in 1960.
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