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12553. Lone Amidst the Dead and Dying

1 Lone amidst the dead and dying,
Lord, my spirit faints for Thee;
Longing, thirsting, drooping, sighing,
When shall I Thy presence see?

2 O how altered my condition;
Late I led the joyous throng;
Beat my heart with full fruition,
Flowed my lips with grateful song.

3 Now the storm goes wildly o’er me,
Waves on waves my soul confound:
Naught but boding fears before me,
Naught but threatening foes around.

4 Save me, save me, O my Father!
To Thy faithful word I cling;
Thence, my soul, thy comfort gather;
Hope, and thou again shalt sing.

Text Information
First Line: Lone amidst the dead and dying
Title: Lone Amidst the Dead and Dying
Author: Henry F. Lyte
Meter: 87.87
Language: English
Source: Poems, Chiefly Religious, 1833, 1845
Copyright: Public Domain
Tune Information
Name: ALICE
Composer: Robert Roberts, 1863-?
Meter: 87.87
Key: G Major or modal
Copyright: Public Domain



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