I wish you well

Hymns designed for the use of the Second Advent Band (N. Stevens and H. B. Skinner, 1843), printed pp. 34–35 (PDF 38–39). Words only: the hymnal prints no music. Starts on p. 34 at the foot; the chorus and stanzas 2–8 are on p. 35, the last page of hymns. Eight unnumbered stanzas; the first is printed in full with the chorus, the others only as their first line + «&c.». The Millennial Harp (p. 47, «My Brother I wish you well.») prints it with music; differences: «When my Lord calls», «mention'd», «promis'd», no commas after the address.

My brother, I wish you well,
My brother, I wish you well,
When my Lord comes I trust I shall
*Chorus.* Be mentioned in the promised land,
Be mentionnd in the promised land.
When my Lord comes I trust I shall
Be mentioned in the promised land.

My sister, I wish you well, &c.

My father, I wish you well, &c.

My mother, I wish you well, &c.

My neighbors, I wish you well, &c.

My pastor, I wish you well, &c.

Young converts, I wish you well, &c.

Poor sinner I wish you well, &c.