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Authoritative information about the hymn text Daylight Fades, with lyrics and piano resources.
1 The daylight fades, The evening shades Are gathering round my head; Father above, I praise that love Which nightly guards my bed. 2 While Thou art near, I need not fear The gloom of midnight hour; Blest Jesus, still From every ill Defend me with Thy power! 3 Pardon my sin, And enter in To sanctify my heart; Spirit Divine, O make me Thine,
It was written for his second daughter, born in 1847. Following the example of the first hymn, it was written in the same metre, and had three stanzas: The daylight fades, The evening shades, Are gathering round my head; Father above I praise that love, Which nightly guards my bed.
1 The daylight fades, The evening shades Are gathering round my head; Father above, I praise that love Which nightly guards my bed. 2 While Thou art near, I need not fear The gloom of midnight hour; Blest Jesus, still From every ill Defend me with Thy power! 3 Pardon my sin, And enter in To sanctify my heart; Spirit Divine, O make me Thine,
The daylight fades, the evening shades Are gathering round my head; Father above, I praise that love Which nightly guards my bed. While Thou art near, I need not fear, The gloom of midnight hour; Blest Jesus, still from every ill Defend me with Thy power! Pardon my sin, and enter in To sanctify my heart; Spirit divine, O make me Thine,
Tune Title: DOMHNACH TRIONOIDE First Line: Daylight fades in days when deathless Composer: Richard Proulx, b. 1937 Meter: 8 7 8 7 D Key: f minor Date: 1986 Source: Gaelic Meldoy Worship (3rd ed.) #448
Jun 14, 2019 · Daylight Fades and Dies Away - Harp and Voice. Written in Norwegian by Dorothe Engelbretsdatter and translated into English by Gracia Grindal. Voice and Harp duet by cousins Karis Hagen, and...
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