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No tears

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1 There'll be no tears in the better land,
Thro' all the endless years;
There'll be no tears in the better land,
No tears, no tears, no tears, no tears.

2 There'll be no death in the better land,
Nor dread of parting breath;
There'll be no death in the better land,
No death, no death, no death, no death.

3 There'll be sweet rest in the better land,
With all the saved and blest;
There'll be sweet rest in the better land,
Sweet rest, sweet rest, sweet rest, sweet rest.

Source: The Golden Sheaf: a collection of choice hymns and songs especially designed for Sunday schools, loyal worker's meetings, prayer and social services (Enl. ed.) #132

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First Line: There'll be no tears in the better land
Title: No tears
Copyright: Public Domain
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Songs for the Tented Grove, Gospel Meetings and Home Circle #d34

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