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156 | Linden Harp#157 | 158 |
Text: | When the flowers |
Tune: | WHEN THE FLOWERS |
1 When the flow'rs are gaily blooming,
When the summer fruits are coming,
When delighted in the spring,
The little birds so sweetly sing,
Chorus:
We will sing, with joy and love,
Of our mercies from above.
2 When the flow'rs are all, all wither'd,
When the summer fruits are gather'd,
When the singing birds are flown,
And the crickets make their moan,
Chorus:
Still we sing, with grateful love,
Of our mercies from above.
3 When, in childhood's playful hours,
We put forth our youthful powers;
When we sport upon the grass,
And quickly make the time to pass,
Chorus:
We will sing, with joy and love,
Of our mercies from above.
4 When in youth benign employments,
Every hour brings new enjoyments,
Hands are strong and eyes are bright,
And all is pleasant to the sight,
Chorus:
We will sing, with joy and love,
Of our mercies from above.
Text Information | |
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First Line: | When the flow'rs are gaily blooming |
Title: | When the flowers |
Language: | English |
Publication Date: | 1855 |
Tune Information | |
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Name: | WHEN THE FLOWERS |
Meter: | 8s & 7s |
Key: | G Major or modal |