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92. Star of Hope

1 Star of Hope for hearts forlorn,
Herald of the Advent morn,
Parting promise of the Lord,
Sweet and sure prophetic word,
Sing aloud the glad refrain,
Christ is coming back again.

Chorus:
Yes, He’ll come again, again,
As He went away;
Yes, He’ll come again, again,
Some sweet happy day.

2 Christ is coming back once more,
Sing it o’er and o’er and o’er,
Sing it by the lonesome tomb,
Till the grave shall lose its gloom,
Sing it by the couch of pain,
Christ is coming back again. [Chorus]

3 Christ is coming back again,
Tell it out to ransomed men,
Let Thy rays of promise cheer
Ev’ry distant pioneer,
Till the world shall shout the strain,
Christ is coming back again. [Chorus]

Text Information
First Line: Star of Hope for hearts forlorn
Title: Star of Hope
Author: A. B. S.
Refrain First Line: Yes, he'll come again
Language: English
Publication Date: 1936
Topic: Choruses; Second Coming
Copyright: Copyright, 1927 by Christian Alliance Publishing Co. Christian Publications, Inc., Owner
Notes: Public Domain.
Tune Information
Name: [Star of Hope for hearts forlorn]
Composer: A. B. Simpson
Copyright: Copyright, 1927 by Christian Alliance Publishing Co. Christian Publications, Inc., Owner
Notes: Public Domain.



Media
MIDI file: MIDI

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