Hail, Happy Morning

Philip Paul Bliss, 1871

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1. Hail hap - py morn- ing, hail, ho - ly day, Call - ing from earth-ly
2. Em - blem of hea - ven, sweet day of rest, In thy “re - mem- brance,”

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3. Rest from our la - bors, rest from our cares, Rest in our prais - es,
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la - bors a - way, Sweet words of wis - dom, glad songs of joy,
may we be blessed. So may our songs and lives ev - er say,

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rest in our prayers, So the com - mand - ment would we o - bey,
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Refrain

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Now be our best em - ploy.
“Hal - low the Sab - bath day.” Sing once more the hap - py, hap - py song,

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“Hal - low the Sab - bath day.”

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Courtesy of the Cyber Hymnal (http://www.cyberhymnal.org)
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While the gold - en mo - ments roll a - long, “Come to the temp - le,

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come, come a - way, Hal-low the Sab-bath day.”

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