till ad­mit­ted to see my Lord’s face.

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So this is the race I’m run­ning through grace,

till ad­mit­ted to see my Lord’s face.

And now I’m in care my neigh­bors may share

O Tell Me No More of This World’s Vain Store

lyricist: John Gambold, 1742
Composer: J. Riley
Hymn 1

...So this is the race I’m run­ning through grace,

Henceforth, till ad­mit­ted to see my Lord’s face.

And now I’m in care my neigh­bors may share...

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So this is the race I’m run­ning through grace,

Henceforth, till ad­mit­ted to see my Lord’s face.

And now I’m in care my neigh­bors may share

O Tell Me No More of This World’s Vain Store

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