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1 There’s a boat that waits for me,
Moored beside a sunny shore;
It will bear me ’cross the sea,
When the boatman plies his oar.
Refrain:
When the boatman plies the oar,
When the boatman plies the oar,
When the bark glides o’er the sea,
When I reach the golden strand,
When I reach the golden strand,
Christ will wait to welcome me.
2 There’s a crown that waits for me,
In that kingdom vast and grand;
There’s a seat reserved for me,
Over there at God’s right hand. [Refrain]
3 There’s a harp that waits for me,
Strung by hands divinely fair;
Oh, the glories I shall see!
Oh, the blessings I shall share! [Refrain]
Display Title: Waiting For MeFirst Line: There’s a boat that waits for meTune Title: [There's a boat that waits for me]Author: Eddie Lou AdkinsSource: The New Century Carols by A. F. Myers (Dayton, OH: United Brethren Publishing House, 1899)
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