Fellowship Hall

I will meet you in the morn-ing, by the bright, riv-er side, When all sor-row has drift-ed a-way; I'll be standing at the por-tals, when the gates o-pen wide, At the close of life's long, dreary day.

Meet you in the morn-ing, meet you in the morning, with a "How do you do," and we'll sit down by the river, and with rapture auld acquaintance renew; Know me in the morning by the smiles that I wear, When I meet you in the morning, In the city that is built four square.

I will meet you in the morn-ing, in the sweet by and by, And exchange the old cross for a crown; There will be no disappointments and no-body shall die, In that land where the sun goeth down.

Meet you in the morn-ing, meet you in the morning, with a "How do you do," and we'll sit down by the river, and with rapture auld acquaintance renew; Know me in the morning by the smiles that I wear, When I meet you in the morning, In the city that is built four square.

I will meet you in the morn-ing , at the end of the way, On the streets of that ci-ty of gold; Where we all can be to-geth-er and be hap-py for aye, While the years and the a-ges shall roll.

Meet you in the morn-ing, meet you in the morning, with a "How do you do," and we'll sit down by the river, and with rapture auld acquaintance renew; Know me in the morning by the smiles that I wear, When I meet you in the morning, In the city that is built four square.