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13059. When Earth's Labors Are O'er

1 When earth’s labors are o’er,
And I rest on the shore
Of that land where no storms ever beat,
I shall see, face to face,
Him who saved me by grace,
And the saints of all ages shall greet.

Refrain:
O the joy I shall know,
O the joy I shall know,
When the face of my Savior I see;
When He welcomes me home
’Neath His fair palace dome,
O how sweet will His words be to me!

2 There no shadows can fall,
And no death e’er appall,
For the Lord is the light and the life;
By His glory so bright
Shall be banished the night,
And the peace which He gives ends all strife. [Refrain]

3 I shall join in the psalm
To the glorified Lamb,
For salvation so full and so free;
All my fears will be past;
I’ll be safe home at last,
Evermore with the Lord there to be. [Refrain]

Text Information
First Line: When earth’s labors are o’er
Title: When Earth's Labors Are O'er
Author: Anthony Johnson Showalter (1902)
Refrain First Line: O the joy I shall know
Language: English
Source: Singing for Joy
Copyright: Public Domain
Tune Information
Name: [When earth’s labors are o’er]
Composer: Benjamin Kenzie Knight
Key: G Major or modal
Copyright: Public Domain



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