far away.

"far away." appears in 8 hymns in our collection, reflecting its spiritual significance in worship.

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Had I the wings of a dove, I would fly
While ma­ny a mut­ter­ing charm is said,
While ma­ny a mut­ter­ing charm is said,
No one is worn and wea­ry
And amid the gold­en glo­ry I can see them by His side.
Bear the joy­ful tid­ings far away, far away,
Sinking down, sink­ing down,
Will re­ceive a shin­ing crown, made of gold,

far away.

Where not a cloud ev­er dark­ens the sky,
Oh, how I pi­ty child­ren there,
Oh, how I pi­ty child­ren there,
No friends are ev­er part­ed;
Far, far away, there’s a hav­en deep and quiet,
Over dist­ant re­gions veiled in er­ror’s night;
Many souls are sink­ing down to­day
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Had I the Wings of a Dove

lyricist: Marion Aird, 1853
Composer: Thomas Bayly (1797–1839)
Hymn 1

...Had I the wings of a dove, I would fly

Far, far away, far, far away.

Where not a cloud ev­er dark­ens the sky,...

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Had I the wings of a dove, I would fly

Far, far away, far, far away.

Where not a cloud ev­er dark­ens the sky,

Had I the Wings of a Dove

Far Away

Composer: Alonzo Abbey, 1879
Hymn 2

...While ma­ny a mut­ter­ing charm is said,

Far away, far away.

Oh, how I pi­ty child­ren there,...

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While ma­ny a mut­ter­ing charm is said,

Far away, far away.

Oh, how I pi­ty child­ren there,

Far Away

Far Away

Composer: Alonzo Abbey, 1879
Hymn 3

...While ma­ny a mut­ter­ing charm is said,

Far away, far away.

Oh, how I pi­ty child­ren there,...

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While ma­ny a mut­ter­ing charm is said,

Far away, far away.

Oh, how I pi­ty child­ren there,

Far Away

The Land That’s Far Away

lyricist: Mrs. T. M. Griffin, 1883. Words: L. B. Shook
Hymn 4

...No one is worn and wea­ry

In the land that’s far away.

No friends are ev­er part­ed;...

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No one is worn and wea­ry

In the land that’s far away.

No friends are ev­er part­ed;

The Land That’s Far Away

Far, Far Away

lyricist: R. E. LIttlewood, 1858
Composer: Anonymous
Hymn 5

...And amid the gold­en glo­ry I can see them by His side.

In the home so far away.

Far, far away, there’s a hav­en deep and quiet,...

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And amid the gold­en glo­ry I can see them by His side.

In the home so far away.

Far, far away, there’s a hav­en deep and quiet,

Far, Far Away

Strike the Harp of Zion

lyricist: Fanny Crosby, 1869
Composer: William Bradbury
Hymn 6

...Bear the joy­ful tid­ings far away, far away,

Bear the joy­ful tid­ings far away.

Over dist­ant re­gions veiled in er­ror’s night;...

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Bear the joy­ful tid­ings far away, far away,

Bear the joy­ful tid­ings far away.

Over dist­ant re­gions veiled in er­ror’s night;

Strike the Harp of Zion

Sinking Down

lyricist: Tom Ferguson, 1912
Composer: Fred Beard
Hymn 7

...Sinking down, sink­ing down,

There’s a bro­ther drift­ing far away.

Many souls are sink­ing down to­day...

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Sinking down, sink­ing down,

There’s a bro­ther drift­ing far away.

Many souls are sink­ing down to­day

Sinking Down

There’s a City That Is Far, Far Away

Composer: Winston Hafley, 1903
Hymn 8

...Will re­ceive a shin­ing crown, made of gold,

In that ci­ty that is far, far away.

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Will re­ceive a shin­ing crown, made of gold,

In that ci­ty that is far, far away.

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There’s a City That Is Far, Far Away

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