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Text:Sweetly Rest in Thee
Author:A. S. Doughty
Tune:[We shall sweetly rest in thee]
Composer:Geo. C. Hugg

146. Sweetly Rest in Thee

1 We shall sweetly rest in thee,
O thou Lamb of Calvary!
When our sins are washed away,
And our spirits leave their clay.
We shall rest, sweetly rest,
We shall sweetly rest in thee.

Refrain:
We shall sweetly rest in thee,
O thou Lamb of Calvary;
When from all our sorrows free,
We shall sweetly rest in thee.

2 When temptations all are past,
When no doubts our faith o’ercast,
When from sin forever free,
We shall sweetly rest in thee.
We shall rest, sweetly rest,
We shall sweetly rest in thee. [Refrain]

3 When all earthly prospects fail,
When we’ve passed the gloomy vale;
When from all our sorrows free,
We shall sweetly rest in thee.
We shall rest, sweetly rest,
We shall sweetly rest in thee. [Refrain]

Text Information
First Line: We shall sweetly rest in thee
Title: Sweetly Rest in Thee
Author: A. S. Doughty
Publication Date: 1889
Notes: Public Domain.
Tune Information
Name: [We shall sweetly rest in thee]
Composer: Geo. C. Hugg
Notes: Public Domain.



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