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1 Long my spirit pined in sorrow,
Watching, waiting all in vain;
Waiting for the golden morrow,
Free from worldly care and pain.
When I heard a sweet voice saying,
In the accents of a friend,
Cheer up, brother; "Keep on praying,"
Keep on praying to the end.
2 Ye who sigh for holy pleasures,
Ye who mourn your load of sin,
"Keep on praying;" heav'nly treasures
In the end you're sure to win.
Wrestle with the Lord of glory,
Lay your treasures at his feet;
Plead with faith in Calvary's story,
Till your joys are all complete.
Source: Joy to the World: or, sacred songs for gospel meetings #97
First Line: | Long my spirit pined in sorrow |
Title: | Keep On Praying |
Author: | Mary A. Kidder |
Language: | English |
Refrain First Line: | When our wayward thoughts are straying |
Copyright: | Public Domain |