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5474. Our Song of Jubilee

1. We sing our song of jubilee,
Our voices rising loud and free;
And with the notes of sweet accord,
We praise our ever blessèd Lord.

Refrain
Singing together, singing together,
Teachers and scholars gladly unite;
Singing together, singing together,
Love fills our hearts, and our faces are bright.

2. We praise Him for our mercies past,
And at His feet our cares we cast;
And O may He who guides our way
Forbid our youthful steps to stray. [Refrain]

3. Our Sabbath school, O may He bless,
And guard its lambs with tenderness;
And lead us gently when we die
To our good shepherd’s fold on high. [Refrain]

Text Information
First Line: We sing our song of jubilee
Title: Our Song of Jubilee
Author: Maria Burbank Williams Barnes (1869)
Refrain First Line: Singing together, singing together
Language: English
Source: Bright Jewels, by Robert Lowry (New York: Biglow & Main Company, 1869)
Copyright: Public Domain
Tune Information
Name: [We sing our song of jubilee]
Composer: William Fiske Sherwin
Incipit: 32111 17123 17123
Key: A♭ Major
Copyright: Public Domain



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