| If I'm Not Here |
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If the glory of the sun rises tomorrow and finds me not here with thee, Do not shed so many tears of sorrow. For, soon together, again, we'll be Walking streets of gold (picking twelve manner of fruit from Gods own tree). So, wipe away the tears and think of the journey I'm on. Be glad for me.
No more tears or sorrow, no pain to bear there then, which doth His word say
For, He's the Lily of the Valley. He's the Bright and Morning Star.
He will gently keep you; wipe away the teardrops from thy loving face.
For in this world of life and death, true love is never really lost;
So, if the Glory of the sun rises tomorrow and finds me not here with thee, |
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