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Hymns and Tunes 1876 297

Day of glory, when shall we behold

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1Day of glory, when shall we behold Earth overwhelmed with thy splendor untold? Dark is this desert, and weary our road; Oh! for that day-spring that cometh from God! Deep are earthly shadows, its sorrows and gloom; Oft is its gladness laid low in the tomb. Joys and sufferings, like shadows depart, Griefs and afflictions abide in the heart.

2Many the sorrows this sad earth has known; Hopes have been withered, and hearts have been torn; Tears have been gushing from fountains of grief; Oh, for that morning which brings us relief! Ah, we have tasted of blessings to come; On we have hasted to gain them at home; There, in the light of eternity's morn, Glad shall the saints sing the conquers' song.

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