1 There’s a blessed time that’s coming, coming soon,
It may be evening, morning or at noon,
The wedding of the bride, united with the groom,
We shall see the King when He comes.
Refrain
We shall see the King,
We shall see the King,
We shall see the King when He comes;
He is coming in pow’r, we’ll hail the blessed hour,
We shall see the King when he comes.
2 Are you ready should the Savior call today?
Would Jesus say well done or go away?
My home is for the pure, the vile can never stay,
We shall see the King when He comes. [Refrain]
3 Oh, my brother, are you ready for the call?
To crown your Savior king and Lord of all?
The kingdoms of this world shall soon before Him fall,
We shall see the King when He comes. [Refrain]
John B. Vaughan (sometimes misspelled Vaughn), 1862-1918
Born: June 16, 1862, Elbert County, Georgia.
Died: July 18, 1918, Athens, Georgia.
Buried: Oconee Hill Cemetery, Athens, Georgia.
Vaughan was a Gospel song writer and music publisher. At one time he taught at the Southern Development Normal music school in Waco, Texas.
Lyrics--
Beautiful Home Somewhere
There’ll Be Room Enough
’Twill Be Glory By and By
We Shall See the King
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Display Title: We Shall See the KingFirst Line: There's a blessed time that's coming, coming soonTune Title: [There's a blessed time that's coming, coming soon]Author: J. B. V.Date: 1984
Display Title: We Shall See the KingFirst Line: There's a blessèd time that's coming, coming soonTune Title: [There's a blessèd time that's coming, coming soon]Author: James D. Vaughan, 1864-1941; John B. Vaughan, 1862-1918
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