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11741. I Shall See Him By And By

1 When my heart is sad with life’s cares and toils,
I will hush my troubled spirit’s anxious cry;
For the day is coming fast,
When my cares shall all be past,
I shall see Him! I shall see Him by and by!

Refrain:
I shall see Him! My Redeemer!
O my heart, be brave, be strong!
I shall see Him, and I’ll praise Him
With an everlasting song.

2 When the path is rough, and the way is hard,
And no resting for my weary feet is nigh;
I will bravely press along,
Singing still my hopeful song,
I shall see Him! I shall see Him by and by! [Refrain]

3 When the day grows dark, and the clouds o’erhang,
And they close out all the sunshine from the sky;
Tho’ in darkness I abide, He is still my faithful guide,
I shall see Him! I shall see Him by and by! [Refrain]

4 Then my heart be brave, and my soul rejoice,
For His promise standeth sure—on it rely;
And for all the care and pain
There shall be eternal gain,
When I see Him! When I see Him by and by! [Refrain]

Text Information
First Line: When my heart is sad with life’s cares and toils
Title: I Shall See Him By And By
Author: Frank Ellsworth Graeff (1900)
Refrain First Line: I shall see Him! My Redeemer!
Language: English
Source: New Songs of the Gospel by C. Austin Miles and J. Lincoln Hall (Philadelphia: Hall-Mack, 1900)
Copyright: Public Domain
Tune Information
Name: [When my heart is sad with life’s cares and toils]
Composer: Joseph Lincoln Hall
Key: A♭ Major
Copyright: Public Domain



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