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There Is a Crown for You

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1 There is a crown awaiting
With jewels fair and bright,
For those who love the Savior,
And walk within the light;
A crown of joy and gladness,
With gems of song and prayer
And diadems of happiness
Will all who love Him wear.

Refrain:
A crown awaits for you,
Will you take it now?
Oh, let the crown of peace
Rest upon your brow.

2 There is a crown awaiting
For those within His fold;
A crown of peace and glory,
More precious far than gold;
A crown of hope and freedom,
Of beauty, wisdom, might,
A crown of love and purity
For those who do the right. [Refrain]

Source: Sunshine No. 2: songs for the Sunday school #30

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Author: Sallie K. Best

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First Line: There is a crown awaiting
Title: There Is a Crown for You
Author: Sallie K. Best
Language: English
Refrain First Line: A crown awaits for you
Copyright: Public Domain
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Sunshine No. 2 #30

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