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Joy In The Morning

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The night of affliction, with its long hours of sadness,     Will soon pass away to be remembered no more;     And the weeping will end in a morning of gladness;     For no sorrow is known on the evergreen shore.     In this world we shall have tribulation and sorrow;     'Tis enough for the subject to be as his king;     But if we are faithful, joy will come with the morrow,     And with the blood-washed a new song shall we sing.

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