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Welcome home! welcome home! A welcomeinglo- ry for me; wel-come for me!

    

 

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2 When from Calvary’s mount I arise, 4 The beautiful gates will unfold,
And pass through the portals above, The home of the blood-washed I’ll see;
Will shouts, \Velcome home to the skies! The city of saints I’ll behold!
Resound through the regions of love? For, 0! there’s a welcome for me!
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Who learned the new song with me here, I’ll join in the mighty acclaim,
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And welcome me home with good cheer! Salvation to God and the Lamb!

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SWEET FRIENDSHIP.

Arr. hon ALARM A. WATTS.

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1. When shall we meet a_- gain, Meet ne’er to sev - er? When will peace wreatheherchaln
2. When shall sweet frlendslnp flow Pure as life’s riv - er? When shall love ra-diant glow,
3. To that blest world of light Take us, dear Sav- lour; May we all there 11 - nite.

 
  
   
    
 
   

   

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Death - less for - ev - er? Where 'oys ce - les - tial thrill, Where bliss each heart shall
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1. 3 shall gath-er home at last, When life’s wea-ry day is past, To the pal - ace of the
2. Tho’ our bur-dens be se—vere, Let us hear them bravely here As we jour- ney to that .
3. There we’ll lay our burdens down, There we’ll wear the shin-in; crown, And will reign as kings and

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priests, o - ver there; There, with saints of a. - past, Whilee - tor - ni - ty shall last, We shall

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MY FRIEND.

HENRY HOPE. I. H. TENNEY.

1. Now have found a Friend: Je - sus is mine: His love shall nev- er end: Je - sus is mine:

2. Though I grow poor and old, Je - sus is mine: Tho’ I grow faint and cold. .10 - sus is mine:

3. \Vhen earthshall pass a - way Je - sus 1s mine ‘ In the greatjudginent day, Je — sus is mine:
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He shall my wants supply: His precious blood is nigh,Naught can my hope destroy; Je - sus is mine.
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