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1. Here, O my Lord, I see thee face to face;
2. This is the hour of ban - quet and of song;
3. Here would I feed up - on the bread of God,
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4. Too soon we rise; the sym - bols dis - ap - pear;
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5. Feast af - ter feast thus comes and pas - ses by;
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here would I touch and han - dle things un - seen;
this is the heaven - ly ta - ble spread for me;
here drink with thee the ro - yal wine of heaven;
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the feast, though not the love, is past and gone.
yet, pas - sing, points to the glad feast a - bove,
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here grasp with fir - mer hand e - ter - nal grace,
here let me feast, and feas - ting, still pro - long
here would I lay a - side each earth - ly load,
The bread and wine re - move; but thou art here,
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gi - ving sweet fore - taste of the fes - tal joy,
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and all my wea - ri - ness up - on thee lean.
the hal - lowed hour of fel - lows - hip with thee.
here taste a - fresh the calm of sin for - given.
nea - rer than e - ver, still my shield and sun.
the Lamb's great bri - dal feast of bliss and love.
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Text: Horatius Bonar, 1857 PENITENTIA
Tune: Edward Dearle, 1874 www.hymnary.org/text/here_o_my_lord_i_see_thee_face_to_face
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