Blest Be The Tie That Binds
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| Notes: | A Christian hymn written by John Fawcett in 1782. Traditionally sung at the close of worship services or gatherings, emphasizing unity, fellowship, and hope in eternal reunion. |
DBlest be the A7tie that Dbinds our Ghearts in DChristian Alove;
the A7fellowDship of Akindred Dminds Gis Dlike Gto Dthat A7a- Dbove.
DBefore our A7Father's Dthrone we Gpour our Dardent Aprayers;
our A7fears, our Dhopes, our Aaims are Done, Gour DcomGforts Dand A7our Dcares.
DWe share our A7mutual Dwoes, our Gmutual Dburdens Abear,
and A7often Dfor each Aother Dflows Gthe DsymGpaDthiA7zing Dtear.
DWhen we are A7called to Dpart, it Ggives us Dinward Apain;
but A7we shall Dstill be Ajoined in Dheart, Gand Dhope Gto Dmeet A7a- Dgain.
DThis glorious A7hope reDvives our Gcourage Dby the Away,
While A7each in DexpectAation Dlives, Gand Dlongs Gto Dsee A7the Dday.
DFrom sorrow, A7toil and Dpain, and Gsin we Dshall be Afree;
And A7perfect Dlove and Afriendship Dreign Gthrough Dall Ge-DterA7ni-Dty.
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