Thou Dost Not Weep Alone

Author: Eliza R. Snow
Composer: George Careless

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Representative lyrics

English (Original Language)

1. Thou dost not weep to weep alone; The broad bereavement seems to fall Unheeded and unfelt by none: He was beloved, beloved by all.

2. But lo! what joy salutes our grief! Bright rainbows crown the tearful gloom; Hope, hope eternal, brings relief; Faith sounds a triumph o’er the tomb.

3. It soothes our sorrow, says to thee, The Lord in chastening comes to bless; God is thy God, and he will be A father to the fatherless.

4. ’Tis well with the departed one; His heaven-lit lamp was shining bright, And when his mortal day went down, His spirit fled where reigns no night.

5. ’Tis meet to die as he has died, He smiled amid death’s conquered gloom, While angels waited by his side, To bear a kindred spirit home.

6. Vain are the trophies wealth can give! His memory needs no sculptor’s art; He’s left a name—his virtues live, ’Graved on the tablets of the heart.

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