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104. While we work for Jesus

1 All around is bright and fair,
While we work for Jesus;
Joy and peace are everywhere,
While we work for Jesus;

Chorus:
Come, O! come, this cheerful happy day,
Come, O! come, to Sunday school away.

2 Every face with pleasure beams,
While we work for Jesus;
Every heart with rapture teems,
While we work for Jesus. [Chorus]

3 All the shades of sorrow fly,
Clouds will never dim the sky,
Light and gladness shine around us,
While we work for Jesus. [Chorus]

4 Nearer seems the realms above,
While we work for Jesus,
Dearer seems our Saviour's love,
While we work for Jesus. [Chorus]

5 Let us raise a grateful voice,
And with earnest hearts rejoice,
For the happiness around us,
While we work for Jesus. [Chorus]

Text Information
First Line: All around is bright and fair
Title: While we work for Jesus
Refrain First Line: Come, O! come, this cheerful happy day
Publication Date: 1870
Notes: Now Public Domain. "Thou hast made me glad through thy works."
Tune Information
Name: [All around is bright and fair]
Composer: W. H. Doane
Key: A♭ Major
Notes: Now Public Domain. From "The Silver Spray," by per.



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