A WAR HYMN.
TUNE, On:iayā Chyistian, Soldieys. For our valiant soldiers Lord, to Thee we pray; Ggard and keep them ever, Be their guide and stay. Then they on are marching Many a weary hour, From their foes protect them By Thy mighty power, Chorus—-tepeat lst four lines. When in darkness resting, Arms are laid aside, God of Battles shicld them,— Still with them abide, And if they in Hghting AU Shodld not thinlc of Thee, Do not Thou lorget them, Still their succour be, Chorus. Lord, when siclic and wounded, Far, perchance ftom care, . Let 'Thy healing Spirit Save them irom despair, Saviour be 'Thos with them ATI their prayers to hear, Sttengthen, watch and comfort When none else is near, Chorus. Sale beneath the shelter Of 'Thy mighty shield, I 'Thou canst keep from danger Soldiets in the Held; i And althoggh around them 'Tens of thousands die, 'Thou canst keep in safety "I hose for whom we ei horus.
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Mahi a te Hui Topu o te Hahi Maori o te Pihopatanga o Waiapu, 17 April 1914, Unnumbered Page
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162A WAR HYMN. Mahi a te Hui Topu o te Hahi Maori o te Pihopatanga o Waiapu, 17 April 1914, Unnumbered Page
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