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XXIV.
[Away with all our trouble]
Away with all our trouble
And caring for the morrow.
The God of love
Shall still remove
Our every want and sorrow.
And caring for the morrow.
The God of love
Shall still remove
Our every want and sorrow.
Still, Lord, with joy we bless Thee
Of all good gifts the Giver,
For Christ our Lord
Hath spoke the word
Which seals Thee ours for ever.
Of all good gifts the Giver,
For Christ our Lord
Hath spoke the word
Which seals Thee ours for ever.
| The poetical works of John and Charles Wesley | |