The clank of chains

We found "The clank of chains" used in 2 sacred songs, each carrying a unique message of faith.

The clank of chains· 2 hymns found
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No slave ship dash­es on thy shore;
We hear the throb of surg­ing life,

The clank of chains

Shout, vales of In­dia, shout!
The moan of pain, the fu­tile cries

Millennium Hymn

lyricist: W. G. Brown, 1834
Composer: William Rogers, 1871
Hymn 1

...No slave ship dash­es on thy shore;

The clank of chains is heard no more.

Shout, vales of In­dia, shout!...

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No slave ship dash­es on thy shore;

The clank of chains is heard no more.

Shout, vales of In­dia, shout!

Millennium Hymn

O Master of the Waking World

lyricist: Frank North, 1917
Composer: John Dykes, 1861
Hymn 2

...We hear the throb of surg­ing life,

The clank of chains, the curse of greed,

The moan of pain, the fu­tile cries...

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We hear the throb of surg­ing life,

The clank of chains, the curse of greed,

The moan of pain, the fu­tile cries

O Master of the Waking World

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