1. There's music in the air
when the infant morn is nigh,
and faint its blush is seen
on the bright and laughing sky.
Many a harp's eĉtatic sound,
with its thrill of joy profound,
while we list enchanted there
to the music in the air.
2. There's music in the air
when the noontide's sultry beam
reflects a golden light
on the distant mountain stream.
When beneath some grateful shade
sorrow's aching head is laid,
sweetly to the spirit there
comes the music in the air.
3. There's music in the air
when the twilight's gentle sigh
is lost on evening's breast,
as its pensive beauties die.
Then O! the loved one is gone,
make the pure celestial song;
angel voices greet us there,
in the music of the air.
Display Title: There's Music in the AirFirst Line: There's music in the air when the infant morn is nighTune Title: [There's music in the air]Author: Fanny J. CrosbyDate: 2008
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