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Sinking now in floods of light	A
The sun resigns the world to night	A
When a lingering glance he turns	B
The glowing west with glory burns	B
And the blushing heavens awhile	C
Long retain his parting smile	C
Ere gray evening's sullen eye	D
Bids those tints of beauty die	D
Ere her tears have washed away	E
The footsteps of departing day	E
Nature from her verdant bowers	F
Her last long strain of rapture pours	G
Shrouded in her misty vest	H
She sings a drowsy world to rest	H
And tells to man in thrilling strains	I
That the Lord Jehovah reigns	I
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Lingering twilight dies away	E
Night resumes her ancient sway	E
Round her sable tresses twining	J
Countless hosts of stars are shining	J
Weaving round the brow of night	A
A coronet of living light	A
O'er the couch of nature bending	J
Their beauteous glances downward sending	J
A silent watch of glory keeping	J
Guard the earth whilst life is sleeping	J
Strains unheard by mortal ears	K
Echo through the starry spheres	K
Other worlds awake to sing	J
Glory to the eternal King	J
Till azure fields and liquid plains	I
Echo far Jehovah reigns	I
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Creation sleeps but many a sound	L
Of melody is floating round	L
Where the moon lit sea is flinging	J
Its snowy foam and upward springing	J
To meet the shore advancing nigh	D
Pours in many a broken sigh	D
A mournful dirge o'er those who rest	H
Forgotten in its stormy breast	H
Restless ocean onward rave	M
He who trod the boisterous wave	M
Shall to life those forms restore	N
Thy tides have rolled for ages o'er	O
Those sleepers from thy depths shall spring	J
To meet in air their mighty King	J
Whilst shrinking seas repeat their strains	I
Lord of all Jehovah reigns	I
	-
This is night her mantle gray	E
She flings across the brow of day	E
To hide from mortal ken awhile	C
The splendour of his kingly smile	C
But what magic beauties lie	D
In her dark and shadowy eye	D
When the moon with glory crowned	L
Checkers o'er the distant ground	L
Bathing now in floods of light	A
Now retreating from the sight	A
As the heavy vapoury cloud	P
Flings athwart its sable shroud	P
Onward as her course is steering	J
Now through broken cliffs appearing	J
She shows the brightness of her form	Q
And laughs exulting at the storm	Q
Whilst misty hills and moon lit plains	I
Echo far Jehovah reigns	I
	-
Night thy end is hastening fast	R
Eternal day will dawn at last	R
The Sun of righteousness shall rise	S
Triumphant through his native skies	S
And men redeemed from dust shall spring	J
To hail the advent of their King	J
Till heaven's wide arch repeats their strains	I
Christ our own Immanuel reigns	I

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