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Words: William Bengo Collyer, Hymns Partly Collected and Partly Original, 1812.
Music: "Innocents," The Parish Choir, 1850; harmony by William Henry Monk, 1861
Morning breaks upon the tomb;
Jesus scatters all its gloom.
Day of triumph through the skies;
See the glorious Savior rise.
Ye who are of death afraid
Triumph in the scattered shade.
Drive your anxious cares away;
See the place where Jesus lay.
Christians, dry your flowing tears
Chase your unbelieving fears;
Look on His deserted grave,
Doubt no more His power to save.
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