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11433. As The Day Breaks

1 As the shadows of the night round are falling,
I am thinking of that day by and by,
When the trumpet of the Lord shall be calling,
As the day breaks o’er the hills.

Refrain:
I’ll go singing, I’ll go shouting on my journey home,
Till the day breaks, till the day breaks;
There’ll be singing, there’ll be shouting,
When we all get home,
When the day breaks o’er the hills.

2 When we gather home at last there’ll be singing,
Such as angels round the throne never heard;
For the song of souls redeemed shall go ringing,
As the day breaks o’er the hills. [Refrain]

3 I shall rise to be with Jesus forever,
I shall meet the ones who passed on before;
We shall meet to part no more, never, never,
When the day breaks o’er the hills. [Refrain]

Text Information
First Line: As the shadows of the night round are falling
Title: As The Day Breaks
Author: Charles Austin Miles (1905)
Refrain First Line: I’ll go singing, I’ll go shouting on my journey home
Language: English
Source: New Songs of the Gospel No. 2 (New York: Hall-Mack, 1905)
Copyright: Public Domain
Notes: Some hymnals show the author as A. A. Payn, Miles's pseudonym.
Tune Information
Name: [As the shadows of the night round are falling]
Composer: Charles Austin Miles
Key: B♭ Major
Copyright: Public Domain



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