Cameron Gray - XI.Winter in His Heart of Gloom
from Hymns of Faith by Cardiphonia
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Article XI – The resurrection of the body.
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words: Samuel Stone, 1866
music: Cameron Gray, 2010
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words: Samuel Stone, 1866
music: Cameron Gray, 2010
lyrics
Winter in his heart of gloom
Sings the song of coming bloom;
So o’er death our souls shall sing
Lays of the eternal spring
Then decay shall be no more
And, the weary seed-time o’er,
All the dead in Christ shall rise
For the Harvest of the skies
(Chorus)
Then there shall be, there shall be
Then there shall be, there shall be
Then there shall be sorrow no more, no more
We from earth to heaven shall soar
In that flesh which once we wore,
Deathless now and glorified
Like our Lord and at His side
This is life’s eternal Spring
This the coming joy we sing
Look we ever toward that Day
Be it near or far away (Chorus)
Mid the sorrow and the strife
Tis the music of our life,
And our song has this refrain,
Our Redeemer comes again
Our Redeemer comes
Sings the song of coming bloom;
So o’er death our souls shall sing
Lays of the eternal spring
Then decay shall be no more
And, the weary seed-time o’er,
All the dead in Christ shall rise
For the Harvest of the skies
(Chorus)
Then there shall be, there shall be
Then there shall be, there shall be
Then there shall be sorrow no more, no more
We from earth to heaven shall soar
In that flesh which once we wore,
Deathless now and glorified
Like our Lord and at His side
This is life’s eternal Spring
This the coming joy we sing
Look we ever toward that Day
Be it near or far away (Chorus)
Mid the sorrow and the strife
Tis the music of our life,
And our song has this refrain,
Our Redeemer comes again
Our Redeemer comes
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Hymns of Faith, track
released 31 October 2010
Words by Samuel J. Stone (Lyra Fidelium,1866) and Cameron Gray, 2010.
Music by Cameron Gray
©2010 Rough Harbor Music. www.soundandshape.com
Words by Samuel J. Stone (Lyra Fidelium,1866) and Cameron Gray, 2010.
Music by Cameron Gray
©2010 Rough Harbor Music. www.soundandshape.com
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