Text: | From year to year in love we meet |
Author: | Montgomery |
1 From year to year in love we meet;
From year to year in peace we part;
The tongues of children uttering sweet
The thrilling joy of every heart.
2 But time rolls on; and, year by year,
We change, grow up, or pass away;
Not twice the same assembly here
Have hailed the children's festal day.
3 Death, ere another year, may strike
Some in our number marked to fall:
Be, young and old, prepared alike;
The warning is to each, to all.
4 Oft broke, our failing ranks renew;
Send teachers, children, in our place,
More humble, docile, faithful, true,
More like thy Son, from race to race.
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First Line: | From year to year in love we meet |
Author: | Montgomery |
Meter: | L. M. |
Publication Date: | 1873 |
Topic: | The Sunday-School; Sabbath-School Anniversary |