Angel voices, ever singing

Angel voices, ever singing. Francis Pott* (1832-1909). This was written in 1861 for Pott’s friend and contemporary at Brasenose College, Oxford, William Kenneth Macrorie, who was Perpetual Curate of Wingates, Bolton-le-Moors, Lancashire, 1860-61. It was written for the dedication of a new organ, and entitled ‘For the Dedication of an Organ or for a Meeting of Choirs’: Angel-voices, ever singing,  Round Thy throne of light -Angel-harps, for ever ringing,  Rest not day nor night;Thousands only live to bless Thee,      And confess Thee        Lord of might! Thou, Who art beyond the farthest  Mortal eye can scan -Can it be that Thou regardest  Songs of sinful man?Can we know that Thou art near...