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Queen of the skies so brightly fair

Queen of the skies so brightly fair

Tune: [Queen of the skies, so brightly fair]
Published in 4 hymnals

Representative Text

1 Queen of the skies, so brightly fair,
So mild, so chaste, and meek;
We beg thy love, we claim thy care.
Thy children frail and weak,
Thy children frail and weak.
Behold our pray'rs like incense rise,

Chorus:
Queen of the skies,
Mary, loved Mary, Queen of the skies,
Mary, loved Mary, Queen of the skies!

2 The shadows of a sinful earth
Are hov'ring o'er our way:
Oh! thou who gav'st a Saviour birth,
Be thou, our guide and stay;
Oh! turn on us thy loving eyes,
Queen of the skies,
Mary, loved Mary, Queen of the skies.

3 The perfumed wreath for thee we've twined,
To thee our voices raise,
And round thy chaste and holy shrine
We hymn our notes of praise.
Oh! hear our prayers, behold our sight,
Queen of the skies,
Mary, loved Mary, Queen of the skies.



Source: Laudis Corona: the new Sunday school hymn book, containing a collection of Catholic hymns, arranged for the principal seasons and festivals of the year #120

Text Information

First Line: Queen of the skies so brightly fair
Language: English
Copyright: Public Domain

Timeline

Instances

Instances (1 - 4 of 4)

Hosanna of the Little Ones #d39

Hymns used by the Pupils of the Sisters of Notre Dame #d186

Hymns, Carols and Chants for the Sunday School Children of St. Ignatius' Church #d67

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Laudis Corona #120

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