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6170. Send Out a Light

1. Send out a light as you go your way,
A beacon of hope when shadows are gray;
Send out a light that for Jesus will shine,
Proving to others God’s mercy divine.

Refrain
Send out a light, a radiant light,
That will pierce thro’ the gloom
Of someone’s dark night,
Send out a light, a bright beaming light,
Send out a light for Jesus.

2. Send out a light when your burdens press,
And show to the world that Jesus will bless;
Thro’ darkest sorrows and bitterest pain,
Send out a light—it will not shine in vain. [Refrain]

3. Send out a light unto those who stray,
All heedless along destruction’s highway;
Point them to pathways of purer delight,
And let your life daily send out a light. [Refrain]

Text Information
First Line: Send out a light as you go your way
Title: Send Out a Light
Author: Mary Bernstecher (1916)
Refrain First Line: Send out a light, a radiant light
Language: English
Copyright: Public Domain
Tune Information
Name: [Send out a light as you go your way]
Composer: Daniel Brink Towner
Incipit: 51232 16111 17621
Key: G Major
Copyright: Public Domain



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