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Text:Saints in Glory, We Together
Author:Nehemiah Adams
Tune:ACCLAIM
Media:MIDI file

6067. Saints in Glory, We Together

1. Saints in glory, we together
Know the song that ceases never;
Song of songs Thou art, O Savior;
All that endless day.

2. Come, ye angels, round us gather,
While to Jesus we draw nearer;
In His throne He’ll seat for ever
Those for whom He died.

3. Underneath His throne a river,
Clear as crystal, flows for ever,
Like His fullness, failing never:
Hail, enthronèd Lamb!

4. Oh, the unsearchable Redeemer!
Shoreless ocean, sounded never!
Yesterday, today, for ever,
Jesus Christ, the same.

Text Information
First Line: Saints in glory, we together
Title: Saints in Glory, We Together
Author: Nehemiah Adams (1864)
Meter: 88.85
Language: English
Source: Church Pastorals, 1864
Copyright: Public Domain
Tune Information
Name: ACCLAIM
Meter: 88.85
Incipit: 55171 22123 32122
Key: G Major
Source: Tra­di­tion­al Ger­man mel­o­dy
Copyright: Public Domain



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