Sing To Me Of Heaven
- Words:
- Ada Powell
- Music:
- Benjamin B. Beall
Sheet music
- 1Sing to me of heaven, sing that song of peace,From the toils that bind me it will bring release;Burdens will be lifted that are pressing so,Showers of great blessing o’er my heart will flow.Sing to me of heaven, let me fondly dreamOf its golden glory,Of its pearly gleam;Sing to me when shadows of the evening fall,Sing to me of heaven,Sweetest song of all.
- 2Sing to me of heaven, as I walk alone,Dreaming of the comrades that so long have gone;In a fairer region’mong the angel throng,They are happy as they sing that old, sweet song.Sing to me of heaven, let me fondly dreamOf its golden glory,Of its pearly gleam;Sing to me when shadows of the evening fall,Sing to me of heaven,Sweetest song of all.
- 3Sing to me of heaven, tenderly and low,Till the shadows o’er me rise and swiftly go;When my heart is weary, when the day is long,Sing to me of heaven, sing that old, sweet song.Sing to me of heaven, let me fondly dreamOf its golden glory,Of its pearly gleam;Sing to me when shadows of the evening fall,Sing to me of heaven,Sweetest song of all.
In the hymnals
- Written in 1914, the words are in 44 hymnals indexed by Hymnary.org. Their history →
Words, music and setting are in the public domain. The sheet music and words are from PDHymns.com. The piano is the FluidR3 General MIDI sound font (MIT licence). How many hymnals print a hymn, and when it was written, is from Hymnary.org.