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Text:Now can my soul in God rejoice
Author:Alline
Tune:SOMERSET
Media:Audio recording

96. Now can my soul in God rejoice

Now can my soul in God rejoice,
I feel my Saviour's cheering voice;
My heart awakes to sing his praise,
And longs to join immortal lays.

Hold me, O Jesus in thine arms,
And cheer me with immortal charms,
Till I awake in realms above,
Forever to enjoy thy love.

Text Information
First Line: Now can my soul in God rejoice
Author: Alline
Language: English
Publication Date: 1791
Tune Information
Name: SOMERSET
Key: A Major



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Audio recording: MP3 (made from MuseScore)
XML score: MusicXML (made by MuseScore)

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