What are lyrics to When The Bells of Home Shall Ring?

Answer 1

I have words to the 1st, 2nd and 3rd verses - and I think there are 4 verses:

WHEN THE BELLS OF HOME SHALL RING FOR ME

Key: Eb 4/4 W & M By: Luther G Presley (c)(1946) by Stamps-Baxter Music CCLI Song No. 773305

1. When the Bells of home start ringing, Telling me to come on home;

And the voice of my dear Savior speaks to me;

Oh, I want to be found ready, Robed in shining garments white,

When 'tis time to cross the silent sea.

Chorus

May my robes be pure and white, From the stains of sin made free;

Ready for the mansions bright, When the bells of Home shall ring for me.

2. Oh, I want to be a Christian, living daily for my Lord,

Always walking in the shining, gospel way;

So when all my work is over, and my journey here is done,

With the Saints in Glory I shall stay.

3. It will be a happy meeting when we gather over there,

No more pain, no death, no sorrow, no more sin;

We will sing and shout the praises of our blessed Lord and King,

And repeat with joy the grand AMEN!

4. Oh, I want to be found ready when to earth He comes again,

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Clothed in shining garments white, = - = - = ;

When the bells of home shall ring for me.

Answer 2

WHEN THEY RING THE GOLDEN BELLS

W & M: Daniel de Marbelle, 1887

1. There's a land beyond the river, that we call the sweet forever,

And we only reach that shore by faith's decree;

One by one we'll gain the portals, there to dwell with the immortals,

When they ring the golden bells for you and me.

Refrain

Don't you hear the bells now ringing? Don't you hear the angels singing?

'Tis the glory hallelujah Jubilee.

In that far off sweet forever, Just beyond the shining river,

When they ring the golden bells for you and me.

2. We shall know no sin or sorrow, in that haven of tomorrow,

When our barque shall sail beyond the silver sea;

We shall only know the blessing of our Father's sweet caressing,

When they ring the golden bells for you and me.

3. When our days shall know their number, and in death we sweetly slumber,

When the King commands the spirit to be free;

Nevermore with anguish laden, we shall reach that lovely Eden,

When they ring the golden bells for you and me.