O Far Country
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O Far Country
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There's a parcel I've been given
In a land I've never seen
I can read its fair description
I can see it in my dreams
O far country you are waiting
Land that never needs the sun
I will see you, never leave you
When my work on earth is done
Oh sweet home of joy and freedom
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Shine your light for me today
Ever brighter, ever stronger
Lest I falter on the way
When I wake up in that country
Purchased with my Savior's blood
All my burdens gone forever
Nothing there but peace and love
O far country you are waiting
Land that never needs the sun
I will see you, never leave you
When my work on earth is done
O far country you are waiting
Land that never needs the sun
I will see you, never leave you
When my work on earth is done
O Far Country
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