CGlad that I live am GI, That the Fsky Gis Cblue, Glad for the country Glanes And the Ffall of Gdew. After the sun the Dmrain, After the rain the Gsun; CThis is the way of Glife, Till the Fwork Gbe Cdone. GAll that we need to Dmdo, Be we low or Ghigh, Is to Csee that we Ggrow NeaFrer Gthe Csky.
Lyrics: L. W. Reese (1856-1935) Tune: Geoffrey Shaw (1879-1943)
GFar round the Cworld Gthy Fchildren Gsing their Csong; GFrom Feast and west Gtheir CvoiFces DmsweeGtly Cblend, CPraising the FLord, in whom Cyoung Glives Fare Gstrong, JeCsus Four GGuide, Four GHeCro, Gand Cour Friend.
Guide to the pilgrim clambering to the height, Hero on whom our fearful hearts depend, Friend of the wanderer yearning for the light, Jesus our guide, our hero, and our friend.
Where thy wide ocean, wave on rolling wave, Beats through the ages on each island shore, They praise their Lord, whose hand alone can save, Whose sea of love surrounds them evermore.
All round the world let children sing thy song: From east and west their voices sweetly blend, Praising the Lord in whom young lives are strong, Jesus our Guide, our Hero, and our Friend.
Lyrics: Basil J. Mathews (1879-1951) Tune: Walter Greatorex (1877-1949)