Green Pastures
Words by Helen Taylor; music by Wilfrid Sanderson
Beside the green pastures I’ll rest me today
My Father’s green pastures, how peaceful are they
With fresh grasses springing so cool to my tread
And kind spreading branches a shade overhead
Sweet hour of refreshment, dear season of rest
No fear can disturb me, no trouble molest;
This quiet and calm shall my spirit restore
Until I go forth on my journey once more
So come the world’s onslaught of weal or of woe
Thisthought shall stay with me wherеver I go
Though storm wind may bluster and tempеsts may roll
My Father’s green pastures shall comfort my soul. |