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To lift the sombre fringes of the Night	A
To open lands long darkened to the Light	A
To heal grim wounds to give the blind new sight	A
Right mightily wrought he	B
Forth to the fight he fared	C
High things and great he dared	C
He thought of all men but himself	D
Himself he never spared	C
He greatly loved	E
He greatly lived	F
And died right mightily	B
	-
Like Him he served he walked life's troublous ways	G
With heart undaunted and with calm high face	H
And gemmed each day with deeds of sweetest grace	H
Pull lovingly wrought he	B
Forth to the fight he fared	C
High things and great he dared	C
In His Master's might to spread the Light	A
Right lovingly wrought he	B
He greatly loved	E
He greatly lived	F
And died right mightily	B
	-
Like him he served he would not turn aside	I
Nor home nor friends could his true heart divide	I
He served his Master and naught else beside	I
Right faithfully wrought he	B
Forth to the fight he fared	C
High things and great he dared	C
In His Master's might to spread the Light	A
Right faithfully wrought he	B
He greatly loved	E
He greatly lived	F
And died right mightily	B
	-
He passed like light across the darkened land	J
And dying left behind him this command	J
The door is open So let it ever stand	J
Full mightily wrought he	B
Forth to the fight he fared	C
High things and great he dared	C
In His Master's might to spread the Light	A
Right mightily wrought he	B
He greatly loved	E
He greatly lived	F
And died right mightily	B

William Arthur Dunkerley (john Oxenham)

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