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The Other Side

Author: June Glenwood Hymnal: The Cyber Hymnal #9035 First Line: Sitting, sadly thinking, dreaming Refrain First Line: Once my life was bright as morning Lyrics: 1 Sitting, sadly thinking, dreaming, In the twilight’s deepening gloom, While the fire throws dusky shadows, All around the silent room. Brightly rose the sun at morning, Hope’s bright arch was in the air; Earth with pearly dew was gemmed, All the world seemed bright and fair. Refrain: Once my life was bright as morning, Love and hope their sunlight gave; Now my happiness is buried In a loved one’s foreign grave. 2 Now the shades of night are gathering, And the sun has sunk away, And the bright-hued clouds of sunset, Are all fading into gray. Night is coming, cold and cheerless, Vanished quite each sunny ray; Is the future dark and dreary As those clouds of somber gray? [Refrain] 3 Little Minnie stood beside me, And her earnest eyes met mine: Auntie, you have often told me We are ruled by power divine; We know He made the burning sun, As well as the gloomy night; Tho’ the clouds to us look dark, On the other side they’re bright. Then I kissed her lips of crimson, And the sadness left my heart; Infant lips had taught the lesson Worldly love could ne’er impart. Languages: English Tune Title: [Sitting, sadly thinking, dreaming]

The other side

Author: J. Glenwood Hymnal: The Golden Rule #d80 (1872) First Line: Sitting, sadly thinking Refrain First Line: Once my life was bright as morning

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