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3057. Is It the Crowning Day?

1. Jesus may come today
Glad day, glad day!
And I would see my Friend;
Dangers and troubles would end
If Jesus should come today.

Refrain
Glad day, glad day!
Is it the crowning day?
I’ll live for today, nor anxious be;
Jesus, my Lord I soon shall see.
Glad day, glad day!
Is it the crowning day?

2. I may go home today
Glad day, glad day!
Seemeth I hear their song;
Hail to the radiant throng!
If I should go home today. [Refrain]

3. Why should I anxious be?
Glad day, glad day!
Lights appear on the shore,
Storms will affright nevermore,
For He is at hand today. [Refrain]

4. Faithful I’ll be today,
Glad day, glad day!
And I will freely tell
Why I should love Him so well,
For He is my all today. [Refrain]

Text Information
First Line: Jesus may come today
Title: Is It the Crowning Day?
Author: Henry Ostrom (1910)
Refrain First Line: Glad day, glad day!
Language: English
Copyright: Public Domain
Notes: This song made its first public appearance at a conference of the Siebert United Evangelical Church, Allentown, Pennsylvania. Some hymnals show the author as George Walter Whitcomb, Ostrom's pseudonym.
Tune Information
Name: [Jesus may come today]
Composer: Charles H. Marsh
Incipit: 56512 52534 56325
Key: C Major
Copyright: Public Domain



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