Text: | Broken Hearts |
Author: | J. M. W. |
Tune: | [Like the music of a fountain] |
Composer: | J. M. Whyte |
1 Like the music of a fountain
Which a thirsty trav’ler hears,
Speaks a voice from Calv’ry’s mountain,
“I am more than all thy fears.”
Refrain:
O ye broken hearts, look upward!
Hear the angel voices calling,
Lift your eyes to Calv’ry’s Jesus,
Broken-hearted there for you.
2 Tho’ thy heart is crushed and broken,
Like a storm-tossed ship at sea,
Sinking, dying,—Christ hath spoken,
“It is I, look unto me.” [Refrain]
3 Tho’ thy song hath nought but sorrow,
Like a bird’s whose breast is torn;
Fly to Christ, nor wait the morrow,
He hath all thy sorrows borne. [Refrain]
4 Look away beyond thy sadness,
Up to Jesus turn thy gaze;
Then thy song shall turn to gladness—
Then thy tongue shall sound his praise. [Refrain]
Text Information | |
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First Line: | Like the music of a fountain |
Title: | Broken Hearts |
Author: | J. M. W. |
Refrain First Line: | O ye broken hearts, look upward |
Publication Date: | 1890 |
Tune Information | |
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Name: | [Like the music of a fountain] |
Composer: | J. M. Whyte |