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Hymn 241
A Light At The River
10.9.10.9. with Chorus
There is a river we must pass over,
When life's sun goes to sleep in the west;
There'll be a light for me at the crossing,
Guiding me to my home of sweet rest.
Soon I shall reach the brink of the river,
Where the chill waters murmur their song;
Nothing can harm me, nothing alarm me,
While I am sailing 'cross to my home.
Down by the river soon I'll be standing,
Bidding farewell to friends on the shore;
Sailing with Jesus on to that land where
He is the Light that shines evermore.
There'll be a light for me at the river,
Guiding my soul across the dark foam;
Down thru the valley, past the dark shadow,
Jesus, my Light, will carry me home.
- First Line
- There is a river we must pass over
- Chorus First Line
- There’ll be a light for me at the river
- Music
- Bro. Morris Nowlin, 1915-2010 & Bro. Harvey Bass, 1918-2007
- Arrangement
- arr. by Elder Roland Green, 1924-2011
- Lyrics
- Traditional
- Copyright
- © Copyright 1977 Harp of Ages, Inc. All rights reserved. Used by permission.
- First Appeared
- 11
