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Evening brings us home	A
From our wanderings afar	B
From our multifarious labours	C
From the things that fret and jar	B
From the highways and the byways	C
From the hill tops and the vales	C
From the dust and heat of city street	D
And the joys of lonesome trails	C
Evening brings us home at last	E
To Thee	F
	-
From plough and hoe and harrow from the burden of the day	G
From the long and lonely furrow in the stiff reluctant clay	G
From the meads where streams are purling	H
From the moors where mists are curling	H
Evening brings us home at last	E
To rest and warmth and Thee	F
	-
From the pastures where the white lambs to their dams are ever crying	H
From the byways where the Night lambs Thy	I
Love are crucifying	H
From the labours of the lowlands	C
From the glamour of the glowlands	C
Evening brings us home at last	E
To the fold and rest and Thee	F
	-
From the Forests of Thy Wonder where the mighty giants grow	J
Where we cleave Thy works asunder and lay the mighty low	J
From the jungle and the prairie	F
From the realms of fact and faerie	F
Evening brings us home at last	E
To rest and cheer and Thee	F
	-
From our wrestlings with the spectres of the dim and dreary way	G
From the vast heroic chances of the never ending fray	G
From the Mount of High Endeavour	F
In the hope of Thy For Ever	F
Evening brings us home at last	E
To trust and peace and Thee	F
	-
From our toilings and our moilings from the quest of daily bread	K
From the worship of our idols and the burying of our dead	K
Like children worn and weary	F
With the way so long and dreary	F
Evening brings us home at last	E
To rest and love and Thee	F
	-
From our journeyings oft and many over strange and stormy seas	C
From our search the wide world over for the larger liberties	C
From our labours vast and various	C
With our harvestings precarious	C
Evening brings us home at last	E
To safety rest and Thee	F
	-
From the yet untrodden No Lands where we sought Thy secrets out	L
From the blizzards of the Nightlands and the	M
blazing White Lands' drought	L
From the undiscovered country	F
Where our IS is yet to be	F
Evening brings us home at last	E
To welcome cheer and Thee	F
	-
From the temples of our living all empurpled with Thy giving	H
From the warp of life thick threaded with the gold of Thine inweaving	H
From the days so full of splendour	F
From the visions rare and tender	F
Evening brings us home at last	E
To quiet rest in Thee	F
	-
From the Dim Lands from the Grim Lands	C
from the Lands of High Emprise	C
From the Lands of Disillusion to the Truth that never dies	C
With rejoicing and with singing	H
Each his rightful sheaves home bringing	H
Evening brings us all at last	E
To Harvest Home with Thee	F
	-
From the fields of fiery trying where our bravest and our best	N
By their living and their dying their souls' high faith attest	N
From these dread red fields of sorrow	F
From the fight for Thy To morrow	F
Evening brings each one at last	E
To GOD'S own Peace in Thee	F

William Arthur Dunkerley (john Oxenham)

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