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Hail the day that brought our freedom
Author: Wm. Hunter Hymnal: The Voice of Praise #783 (1873) Lyrics: 1 Hail the day that bought our freedom,
Bought with our forefathers' blood;
Thou, our conquering God, didst lead them
Through the flame and through the flood.
Independence!
Echo it through field and flood.
2 Lo! their happy sons and daughters,
On this glad and festal day,
By the springs of limpid waters,
O'er the hills and valleys stray.
Independence!
Chorus still of every lay.
3 Here we, in thy presence bending,
Happiest of the happy throngs,
Up to heaven our prayers are sending--
Up to heaven our rapturous songs.
Independence!
Swells the triumph, and prolongs.
4 Oh! thou God of our salvation,
Who dost blessings richly shower
Let us make our Declaration
In this spirit-stirring hour.
Independence!
From the tyrant Satan's power.
5 Father! oh, prepare us better
For the blessings richly given;
Break off every sinful fetter,
Purge out every sinful leaven.
Independence!
Then shall clear our path to heaven.
Topics: The Christian Nation Patriotism; Independence
Hail the day that brought our freedom
Hail the day that brought our freedom
Author: William Hunter Hymnal: Select Melodies, Comprising the Best of Those Hymns and Spiritual Songs in Common Use not Found in the Standard Methodist Episcopal Hymnal #d83 (1843)
Hail the day that brought our freedom
Hail the day that brought our freedom
Author: William Hunter Hymnal: Select Melodies, comprising the Best of Those Hymns and Spiritual Songs in Common Use #d83 (1846)
Hail the day that brought our freedom
Hail the day that brought our freedom
Author: William Hunter Hymnal: The Church Hymn Book #d336 (1859)
Hail the day that brought our freedom
Hail the day that bought our freedom
Author: W. H. Hymnal: Select Melodies; Comprising the Best Hymns and Spiritual Songs in Common Use, and not generally found in standard church hymn-books #209 (1856)
Hail the day that bought our freedom
