All may de­part—I fret not

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“All may de­part—I fret not”· 1 hymn found
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And on His peo­ple’s in­ward dark­ness shines:

All may de­part—I fret not

While I my Sav­ior’s am, while He is mine.

Long Did I Toil

lyricist: John Quarles (1624–1665) and Henry Lyte (1793–1847)
Composer: Henry Lawes
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...And on His peo­ple’s in­ward dark­ness shines:

All may de­part—I fret not, nor re­pine,

While I my Sav­ior’s am, while He is mine....

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And on His peo­ple’s in­ward dark­ness shines:

All may de­part—I fret not, nor re­pine,

While I my Sav­ior’s am, while He is mine.

Long Did I Toil

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