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I have no mother now

Hymnal: The Morning Star #100 (1877) First Line: I hear the soft wind sighing Lyrics: 1 I hear the soft wind sighing Thro' every bush and tree, Where mother dear is lying, Away from love and me. Tears from mine eyes are starting, And sorrow shades my brow, Ah, weary was our parting, I have no mother now. Chorus: I have no mother now, I have no mother now; Ah, weary was our parting, I have no mother now. 2 I see the pale moon shining On mother's white grave-stone, The rose-bush round it twining, Is here, like me, alone. And too, like me, 'tis weeping, The dewdrops on the bough, Long time has she been sleeping, I have no mother now. Chorus: I have no mother now, I have no mother now; Long time has she been sleeping, I have no mother now. 3 My heart is ever lonely, My spirit ever sad, 'Twas her dear presence only, That kept my spirit glad. From morning until even, Care rests upon my brow, She's gone from earth to heaven, I have no mother now. Chorus: I have no mother now, I have no mother now; She's gone from earth to heaven, I have no mother now. Tune Title: [I hear the soft wind sighing]

I Have No Mother Now

Hymnal: Harvest Bells Nos. 1, 2 and 3 #A27 (1892) First Line: I hear the soft wind sighing Languages: English Tune Title: [I hear the soft wind sighing]

I Have No Mother Now

Hymnal: Songs of Zion #45 (1899) First Line: I hear the soft wind sighing Languages: English Tune Title: [I hear the soft wind sighing]

I Have No Mother Now

Author: J. I. W. Hymnal: Lasting Hymns No. 2 #181 (1906) First Line: I hear the soft wind sighing through ev'ry bush and tree Languages: English Tune Title: [I hear the soft wind sighing through ev'ry bush and tree]

I have no mother now

Hymnal: Singing for Joy #d86 (1902) First Line: I hear the soft wind sighing Languages: English

I have no mother now

Hymnal: Bells of Heaven #d130 (1898) First Line: I hear the soft wind sighing Languages: English

Weary was the parting

Hymnal: Songs and Stories of Mother, Childhood, and Home #d18 (1903) First Line: I hear the soft wind sighing Refrain First Line: I have no mother now

Weary was the parting

Hymnal: Gospel Songs No. 2 #d56 (1919) First Line: I hear the soft wind sighing Refrain First Line: I have no mother now Languages: English

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