But Who Shall See. (Air.--Stevenson.)
By Thomas Moore
But who shall see the glorious day When, throned on Zion's brow, The LORD shall rend that veil away Which hides the nations now?[1] When earth no more beneath the fear Of this rebuke shall lie;[2] When pain shall cease, and every tear Be wiped from every eye.[3] Then, Judah, thou no more shall mourn Beneath the heathen's chain; Thy days of splendor shall return, And all be new again.[4] The Fount of Life shall then be quaft In peace, by all who come;[5] And every wind that blows shall waft Some long-lost exile home.
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"But who shall see the glorious day..."
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