Come, children, lift your voices
Come, children, lift your voices. Claudia Frances Hernaman* (1828-1898).
This harvest hymn was published in Hernaman’s Hymns for the Children of the Church (1878) (JJ, p. 514). It had three stanzas:
Come, children, lift your voices And sing with us to-day, As to the Lord of Harvest Our grateful vows we pay. We thank Thee, Lord, for sending The gentle showers of rain, For summer suns that ripened The fields of golden grain; We thank Thee that Thou givest Nuts, apples, plums, and pears, And for each precious treasure Which field and orchard bears. Come, children, etc.
Come, join our glad procession, As onward still we move, Rejoicing in the tokens Of God our Father’s...
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