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I love thee Sabbath morn I cannot say	A
But 'tis because my father loved thee so	B
Because my mother's care worn face would grow	B
So sweetly placid in thy peaceful ray	A
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It may be that is part of what endears	B
Thee Sabbath to my soul for memory stirs	B
Old buried thoughts of his voice and of hers	B
Heard never more on Earth till sudden tears	B
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So sadly sweet well up I bid them flow	B
They leave a Sabbath in the soul when past	C
As when the sky by April clouds o'ercast	C
Shows fairer in the sun's returning glow	B
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I see the grass grown lane we trod of old	C
Dear father sainted mother while	D
The Sabbath sun looked down with loving smile	D
And touched the hills and streams with rippling gold	C
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I hear your voices as ye talked what time	E
In childish pride I walked before and thought	C
This world a paradise and Earth full fraught	C
With blessedness and love a summer clime	E
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Of changeless beauty Ah those streams flow on	F
Blue are those skies as green the woods as still	G
The Sabbath hush that foldeth vale and hill	G
In sweet embrace but ye beloved are gone	H
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She sleeps in stranger dust He old and lone	I
Long waited by the river staff in hand	C
Till a voice called him and he sought that land	C
Where age takes on fresh youth to change unknown	I
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And we are parted brothers sisters dear	J
Alas the band is broken One by one	K
Ye left the hill side green the Sabbath sun	K
Finds those old paths to day forsaken drear	J
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And Mem'ry paints me yet another scene	L
A home love lighted by an earnest eye	M
A home of fellowship so pure so high	M
I pause and ask myself have such things been	N
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Or have I dreamed Was it a blessed dream	E
A dream of peace and rest and hallowed calm	E
The skies all sunshine and the air all balm	E
The tranquil hours aglow with Heaven's own beam	E
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A dream a dream the long long clouded day	C
That ended in a longer sadder night	C
When in my home went out that blessed light	C
And Love from its hushed chambers passed away	C
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O no oh no 'Tis but the old old tale	O
Of human bliss and human agony	P
Of morning's joy bells ringing full and free	P
And evening's hollow winds and funeral wail	O
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Yet thou art left me Sabbath In thy light	C
I sit and muse this sweet June morning till	G
The past with all its varied scenes of good and ill	G
Fades from my thought fades with the bliss and blight	C
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The short lived transports of those buried years	B
The summer flowers I gathered with such pains	B
The gold I hoarded in slow gathered grains	B
All lost the summer chilled by Autumn's tears	B
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The long lone flowerless autumn when the sun	K
Hurled from his zenith shivered cold and pale	O
On the horizon's verge the funeral wail	O
O tempest burdened winds through forests dim	E
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And desolate and drear all pass away	C
This morn O Sabbath in thy hallowed light	C
And glancing far beyond the infinite	C
Of thy blue heavens where a clearer day	C
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Lights the Eternal hills I seem to see	P
The Heavenly City whence the radiant gleam	E
Of a fair Temple and a crystal stream	E
Of living water wanders down to me	P
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In changeless light O Home O Rest O Heaven	K
Thus to thy hallowed calm I'd look away	C
Sabbath of God Eternal Sabbath day	C
Till to my soul thy tranquil rest is given	K

Pamela S. Vining, (j. C. Yule)

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