Text:Lord, bring the day to pass
Author:Ian Fraser (b. 1917)
Tune:RAWTHORPE
Composer:Peter Cutts (b . 1937)

54. Lord, bring the day to pass

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Text Information
First Line: Lord, bring the day to pass
Author: Ian Fraser (b. 1917)
Meter: 6 6 . 6 6 . 8 8
Language: English
Publication Date: 1975
Topic: Ecology and Conservation; God--in Jesus Christ: Hope of the World
Copyright: Owner or controller of copyright: Stainer & Bell Ltd. (from New Songs for the Church Book 1)
Tune Information
Name: RAWTHORPE
Composer: Peter Cutts (b . 1937)
Meter: 6 6 . 6 6 . 8 8
Incipit: 53234 23434 53456
Key: F Major
Copyright: Owner or controller of copyright: Oxford University Press



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