123. The King in his beauty

1 When to all earth's pain and sorrow,
We shall close our weary eyes,
Shall a fair and glorious morrow
On our spirit vision rise?
Shall we see the wondrous morning
Of an everlasting spring?
Radiant in His bright adorning,
Shall our eyes behold the King?

Chorus:
We shall see the King in all His beauty,
We shall hear the heav'nly anthems ring;
Hallelujah! Hallelujah!
We shall see our glorious King.

2 When we reach the pearly portal,
When we tread the shining way,
When we're freed from all that's mortal,
And we dwell in endless day,
Shall we meet with those that loved us,
In that world where angels sing?
Shall we meet with Christ who saved us?
Shall our eyes behold the King? [Chorus]

3 We shall meet and rest forever,
On that peaceful, golden shore;
We shall meet to part, no, never,
Live and love for evermore.
Meet with all the ransomed army,
With the glorified we'll sing;
When our pilgrimage is over,
We shall then behold our King. [Chorus]

Text Information
First Line: When to all earth's pain and sorrow
Title: The King in his beauty
Author: E. L.
Author: K. S.
Refrain First Line: We shall see the King in all His beauty
Language: English
Publication Date: 1877
Tune Information
Name: [When to all earth's pain and sorrow]
Composer: Knowles Shaw
Key: C Major



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