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  1. 1My life flows on in endless song;
  2. Amid earth's lamentation,
  3. I hear the sweet, tho' far-off hymn
  4. That hails a new creation;
  5. Thro' all the tumult and the strife
  6. I hear the music ringing;
  7. It finds an echo in my soul,
  8. How can I keep from singing?
  9. 2What tho' my joys and comforts die,
  10. The Lord my Helper liveth!
  11. What tho' the darkness gather round;
  12. Songs in the night he giveth!
  13. No storm can shake my inmost calm
  14. While to that refuge clinging;
  15. Since God is Lord of heav'n and earth,
  16. How can I keep from singing?
  17. 3I lift mine eyes; the cloud grows thin;
  18. I see the blue above it;
  19. And day by day this pathway smooths
  20. Since first I learned to love it.
  21. The peace of God makes fresh my heart,
  22. A fountain ever springing;
  23. All things are mine, since I am His
  24. How can I keep from singing?

About this music

HOW CAN I KEEP FROM SINGING — Robert Lowry. 'How Can I Keep from Singing' or 'Endless Song' or 'Singing' or. The score is from the Open Hymnal Project, Music and Lyrics source: "Bright Jewels For the Sunday School", 1869 Hymn 16; music and setting are in the public domain. The words above are from the hymnal cited on the How Can I Keep from Singing page.

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