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48. Awake! the morn is here

Awake! the morn is here,
The long, dark night is past;
The gladness and the light appear,
And beauty shines at last.

Awake! the morning sings,
The clouds have passed away;
The rising sun triumphant brings
The long-expected day.

Awake! the Christ arose
The first faint dawn to greet;
The smiling world in sweetness strews
Its flowers among His feet.

Awake, my soul, awake!
Arise on buoyant wings,
The sordid and the sin forsake,
And mount to better things.

Immortal Christ, all hail!
Thy power hath triumphed quite;
Sin can no more our souls assail,
Nor death, nor grave, nor night.

Text Information
First Line: Awake! the morn is here
Title: Awake! the morn is here
Translator: John Brownlie
Meter: 6,6,8,6
Language: English
Publication Date: 1920
Tune Information
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