SDA Hymns - A song of heaven and homeland

^GSometimes I ^Chear strange ^Gmusic, Like ^Cnone e’er heard be^Gfore, ^GCome ^Dfloating ^Csoftly ^Gearthward ^GAs ^Cthro’ Heav’n’s open ^Ddoor: It ^Gseems like ^Cangel ^Gvoices, In ^Cstrains of joy and ^Glove, ^GThat swell the ^Cmighty ^Gchorus ^CA - ^Dround the throne a^Gbove.

^GO ^Dsweet, celestial ^Cmu^Gsic, Heard ^Dfrom a land a^D7far— The ^Gsong of ^CHeav’n and ^GHomeland, ^CThro’ ^Gdoors ^DGod leaves ^D7a - ^Gjar!

^GNow soft, and ^Clow, and ^Grestful, It ^Cfloods my soul with ^Gpeace, ^GAs ^Dif God’s ^Cbene^Gdiction ^GBade ^Call earth’s troubles ^Dcease. Then, ^Ggrander ^Cthan the ^Gvoices Of ^Cwind, and wave, and ^Gsea— ^GIt fills the ^Cdome of ^GHeaven ^CWith ^Dglorious har^Gmony.

^GO ^Dsweet, celestial ^Cmu^Gsic, Heard ^Dfrom a land a^D7far— The ^Gsong of ^CHeav’n and ^GHomeland, ^CThro’ ^Gdoors ^DGod leaves ^D7a - ^Gjar!

^GThis music ^Chaunts me ^Gever, Like ^Csomething heard in ^Gdreams— ^GIt ^Dseems to ^Ccatch the ^Gcadence ^GOf ^Cheav’nly winds and ^Dstreams. My ^Gheart is ^Cfilled with ^Grapture, To ^Cthink, some day to ^Gcome, ^GI’ll sing it ^Cwith the ^Gangels— ^CThe ^Dsong of Heav’n and ^Ghome.

^GO ^Dsweet, celestial ^Cmu^Gsic, Heard ^Dfrom a land a^D7far— The ^Gsong of ^CHeav’n and ^GHomeland, ^CThro’ ^Gdoors ^DGod leaves ^D7a - ^Gjar!