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Song of the Lost Soul
Author: W. E. Penn Hymnal: The Gospel Awakening #153 (1888) First Line: Alas, alas, my day is pass'd! Lyrics: 1. Alas, alas, my day is pass'd!
My day of grace is gone;
And I am left sorely distrest,
A wanderer forlorn!
What can I do, where can I go?
Ah! whether can I fly?
For I am lost, forever lost!
No God to hear my cry.
2. I cannot tell how oft, how well
The warnings have been given;
But this I know, ah, yes, I know
That I rejected heaven.
Oh, awful tho't it comes unsought
That oft did God invite,
And whispered, "Come, for yet there's room"
But I that voice did slight.
3. And now I know, ah, yes, I know
I am forever lost!
No Saviour nigh to hear my cry,
My soul is tempest tossed!
My sinner friends, there's no amends,
No Saviour in the grave;
I warn you now, to Jesus bow,
That He your souls may save. Tune Title: [Alas, alas, my day is pass'd!]
Song of the Lost Soul
Song of the Lost Soul
Author: W. E. Penn Hymnal: Harvest Bells No. 2 #45 (1884) First Line: Alas, alas, my day is passed! Languages: English Tune Title: [Alas, alas, my day is passed!]
Song of the Lost Soul
Song of the Lost Soul
Author: W. E. Penn Hymnal: Harvest Bells Nos. 1, 2 and 3 #157 (1892) First Line: Alas, alas, my day is passed! Languages: English Tune Title: [Alas, alas, my day is passed!]
Song of the Lost Soul
