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Lauds Lyrics by George Dyson

Three Songs of Praise

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Ye that have spent the silent night
In sleep and quiet rest
And joy to see the (cheerful) light
That riseth in the east;
Now lift your hearts, your voices raise
Your morning tribute bring
And pay a grateful song of praise
To Heaven's Almighty King
For as this gloomy night did last
But for a little space;
As heavenly day, (now night is past)
Doth show his pleasant face;
So let us hope, when faith and love
Their work on earth have done
God's blessed face to see above
Heaven's better, brighter sun
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George Dyson

George Dyson

About “Lauds” by George Dyson

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"Lauds" appears on "Three Songs of Praise".

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