And now, my soul, another year
From Oremus Hymnal
And now, my soul, another year
of thy short life is past;
I cannot long continue here,
and this may be my last.
Much of this dubious life is gone,
nor will return again;
and swift my passing moments run,
the few that still remain.
Awake, my soul! with utmost care
thy true condition learn;
what are thy hopes, how sure? how fair?
And what thy great concern?
Behold, another year begins!
Set out afresh for heaven;
seek pardon for thy former sins,
in Christ so freely given.
Devoutly yield thyself to God,
and to his care commend;
and still pursue the heavenly road,
nor doubt a happy end!
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Simon Browne (1680-1732), 1720[edit]
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Hymnal, Number, Tune(s)
| Hymnal | Number | Tunes Used |
|---|---|---|
| Church Hymnal for the Christian Year, 1917 | 126 | Hawley |
Categories: A | Simon Browne | CM

