And ere ano­th­er day is gone

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Their bones are in the clay;

And ere ano­th­er day is gone

Ourselves may be as they.

Beneath Our Feet and o’er Our Head

lyricist: Reginald Heber (1783–1826)
Composer: Aaron Williams, 1762
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...Their bones are in the clay;

And ere ano­th­er day is gone,

Ourselves may be as they....

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Their bones are in the clay;

And ere ano­th­er day is gone,

Ourselves may be as they.

Beneath Our Feet and o’er Our Head

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