"Jerusalem, My Glorious Home."

Jerusalem! my glorious home!Name ever dear to me!When, When shall my labors have an end,In joy, In joy and peace,In joy, In joy and peace,In joy, and peace with thee?

Oh, when, thou city of my God,Shall I thy courts ascend:Where congregations ne'er break up,And Sabbaths have no end?There happier bowers than Eden's bloom:No sin, nor sorrow know;Blest seats! thro' rude and stormy scenes,I onward press to you,I onward press to you, I onward press to you,Jerusalem! Jerusalem!Name ever dear to me!

Why should I shrink at pain and woe,Or feel at death dismay?I've Canaan's goodly land in view,And realms of endless day.Jerusalem, my glorious home!My soul still pants for thee;Then, Then shall my labors have an end,When I thy joys,When I thy joys shall see, thy joys shall see,Jerusalem! Jerusalem!Name ever dear to me! Name ever dear to me.

- PDF 615 systems 4–6 and PDF 616 systems 1–2 (tenor and bass, under the main line):Oh, when shall I, thy courts, thy courts ascend:Oh, when - shall I the courts, thy courts ascend?There happier bowers than Eden's bloom,nor sor-row know;I onward press to you, I onward press- PDF 616 system 5 (between the staves, alto and tenor, one beat ahead of the soprano and bass, who sing the line above the treble staff and under the bass staff — «I've Canaan's goodly land in view, And realms of endless»):Canaan's goodly land in view, And realms of- PDF 616 system 6 (between the staves, alto and tenor, while the soprano and bass hold «day . . . . . .»):endless day.- PDF 617 systems 1–3 (tenor and bass): Then, … When … I thy joys, thy joys shall see, … thy joys,