Historic Sheet Music Collection
Document Type
Score
Publication Date
1868
Lyrics
When wand'ring feet have weary grown,
And clouds make dim our way;
All our dearest hopes are flown,
And darkly looms the day:
The blest assurance O! how sweet,
Amid this world of dross,
Where ever stray our weary feet:
"No crown without the cross!"
No crown,
"No crown without the cross!"
Oh! Gentle balm for ev'ry grief,
Oh! fountain of our love!
He may my spirit find relief
While in the gloom I rove,
Lo! Softly falls upon my ear,
Amid my pain and loss,
The watchword quelling ev'ry fear;
"No crown without the cross!"
No crown,
"No crown without the cross!"
So bear thy burden, weary one,
The toil will soon be oe'r;
Your longing eyes their weeping done-
Shall see the golden shore!
How fair the blessing after pain!
The gain for ev'ry loss!
In life and death in sun and rain:
"No crown without the cross!"
"No Crown, No crown, without the cross!"
Recommended Citation
Cooper, George and Penn, William, "No crown without the cross : sacred song" (1868). Historic Sheet Music Collection. 1035.
https://digitalcommons.conncoll.edu/sheetmusic/1035
The views expressed in this paper are solely those of the author.
Comments
To Mrs. Dr. A.A. Lulkins
Ergott, Forbringer & Co., Lith, Cincinatti
New York, Published by JL Peters, 198 Broadway; Cincinatti, JJ Dobmeyer and Co..; Chicago, DeMotte Bros; Galveston, T Goggan; St.Louis, JJ Dobmeyer and Co
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