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2075. God, Who Made the Earth

1. God, who made the earth,
The air, the sky, the sea,
Who gave the light its birth,
He cares for me.
[originally, Careth for me.]

2. God, who made the grass,
The flower, the fruit, the tree,
The day and night to pass,
He cares for me.

3. God, who made the sun,
The moon, the stars, is He
Who, when life’s clouds come on,
He cares for me.

4. God, who made all things,
On earth, in air, in sea,
Who if I lean on Him,
Will care for me.

5. When in Heav’n’s bright land
I all His loved ones see,
I’ll sing with that blest band,
God cared for me.

Text Information
First Line: God, who made the earth
Title: God, Who Made the Earth
Author: Sarah B. Rhodes (1870, alt.)
Meter: 56.64
Language: English
Copyright: Public Domain
Notes: This hymn was written for the Sunday School Union Whitsuntide Festival in Sheffield, England.
Tune Information
Name: SOMMERLIED
Composer: Car­ey Bon­ner, 1859-1938
Meter: 56.64
Incipit: 31716 64271 75123
Key: G Major
Copyright: Public Domain
Notes: Some sourc­es show the com­pos­er as Her­man von Müller, 1859-?, one of Bon­ner’s pseu­do­nyms.



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