Text: | My Mother's Prayer |
Author: | J. W. Van DeVenter |
Tune: | [I never can forget the day] |
Composer: | W. S. Weeden |
1 I never can forget the day
I heard my mother kindly say,
“You’re leaving now my tender care;
Remember, child, your mother’s pray’r.”
Whene’er I think of her so dear,
I feel her angel spirit near;
A voice comes floating on the air,
Reminding me of mother’s pray’r.
2 I never can forget the voice
That always made my heart rejoice;
Tho’ I have wandered God knows where,
Still I remember mother’s pray’r.
Whene’er I think of her so dear,
I feel her angel spirit near;
A voice comes floating on the air,
Reminding me of mother’s pray’r.
3 Tho’ years have gone, I can’t forget
Those words of love—I hear them yet;
I see her by the old arm chair,
My mother dear, in humble pray’r.
Whene’er I think of her so dear,
I feel her angel spirit near;
A voice comes floating on the air,
Reminding me of mother’s pray’r.
4 I never can forget the hour
I felt the Saviour’s cleansing pow’r.
My sin and guilt be canceled there,
’Twas there He answered mother’s pray’r.
O praise the Lord for saving grace!
We’ll meet up yonder face to face;
The home above together share,
In answer to my mother’s prayer.
Text Information | |
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First Line: | I never can forget the day |
Title: | My Mother's Prayer |
Author: | J. W. Van DeVenter |
Refrain First Line: | Whene’er I think of her so dear |
Publication Date: | 1906 |
Tune Information | |
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Name: | [I never can forget the day] |
Composer: | W. S. Weeden |