Toiling still when ev­en­ing draws his cur­tains gray;

"Toiling still when ev­en­ing draws his cur­tains gray;" appears in 1 hymns in our collection, reflecting its spiritual significance in worship.

Toiling still when ev­en­ing draws his cur­tains gray;· 1 hymn found
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Toiling in the morn­ing, ’neath the sun-bright ray;

Toiling still when ev­en­ing draws his cur­tains gray;

Yet though oft­en trou­bled—wea­ry of earth’s guile,

Waiting for the King (Servoss)

lyricist: Mary Servoss, 1883
Composer: Edmund Lorenz
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...Toiling in the morn­ing, ’neath the sun-bright ray;

Toiling still when ev­en­ing draws his cur­tains gray;

Yet though oft­en trou­bled—wea­ry of earth’s guile,...

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Toiling in the morn­ing, ’neath the sun-bright ray;

Toiling still when ev­en­ing draws his cur­tains gray;

Yet though oft­en trou­bled—wea­ry of earth’s guile,

Waiting for the King (Servoss)

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