Text: | Gethsemane |
Author: | Alice Jean Cleator |
Tune: | [In the still garden, dark and lone] |
Composer: | R. Frank Lehman |
1 In the still garden, dark and lone,
See Him in pray’r—the Sinless One,
His loved disciples sadly sleep;
The Lord, alone, a watch doth keep.
Refrain:
The morning breaks! The shadows flee,
All hail the song of victory!
The gloom of death has passed away,
Before the dawn of Easter day,
The gloom of death has passed away,
Before the glorious dawn of Eater day.
2 Soon comes the hour of cruel pain;
Soon must the Lamb of God be slain;
Look how He pleads new strength and pow’r
To bear—alone—dark Calv’ry’s hour. [Refrain]
3 Within the garden still and lone,
Ere yet the midnight watch is done,
Hark to the sound of angel wings
For One from Heav’n sweet comfort brings. [Refrain]
4 Hark to the clamor of the crowd!
Hark to those voices strange and loud!
They bear Him to the Cross of pain,
And lo!—for us—the Lord is slain! [Refrain]
5 O Lamb of God! O sinless One!
Such love as Thine was never known;
O Love divine that suffered so—
That bore—for us—such weight of woe! [Refrain]
Text Information | |
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First Line: | In the still garden, dark and lone |
Title: | Gethsemane |
Author: | Alice Jean Cleator |
Refrain First Line: | The morning breaks! the shadows flee |
Publication Date: | 1901 |
Tune Information | |
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Name: | [In the still garden, dark and lone] |
Composer: | R. Frank Lehman |