Text:Night has fallen. Night has fallen
Translator:Tom Colvin
Tune:NIGHT HAS FALLEN
Adapter:Tom Colvin
Arranger:John L. Bell (b. 1949)

4B(alt). Night has fallen. Night has fallen

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Text Information
First Line: Night has fallen. Night has fallen
Translator: Tom Colvin
Language: English
Publication Date: 2012
Topic: Affliction; Comfort and Encouragement; Daily Prayer: Evening Prayer (18 more...)
Source: Malawi
Copyright: @ 1969 Hope Publishing Company
Notes: Alternate responsorial refrain to reading of Psalm 4. Tone included for chanting.
Tune Information
Name: NIGHT HAS FALLEN
Adapter: Tom Colvin
Arranger: John L. Bell (b. 1949)
Key: F Major
Source: Malawian traditional
Copyright: Refrain @ 1969 Hope Publishing Company; Tone © Faith Alive Christian Resources
Notes: The alternate refrain is a song from Malawi. It should be sung gently, ideally without accompaniment. It is particularly suitable for evening services. When using this song alone, additional stanzas may be improvised. (Darkness now has come . . . See your children, Lord . . . We are with you, Lord . . . Soon we go to rest . . . )



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