Dost thou know, O trif­ling mor­tal,
Where to­mor­row will be spent?
Hast thou hope be­yond death’s por­tal
Should swift call for thee be sent?

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One more hour to seek the Sav­ior,
His once of­fered love to grasp;
What were worlds be­side the fa­vor
Of Thy lov­ing hand to clasp?

Think what un­avail­ing sor­row
When that mor­row is to­day;
What wouldst thou not give to bor­row
One brief hour from life’s lost day!

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Now that love is wait­ing for thee,
That pierced hand held out to save;
All His cruel wounds im­plore you,
Come, My life for you I gave!

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There may be no more to­mor­row,
No more suns for thee may rise;
Thine no more earth’s joys and sor­rows,
Smiling morn, or ev­en­ing skies.

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Oh, how long­er can you grieve Him,
How His mer­cy turn away?
Come, with thank­ful tears re­ceive Him;
Come to Je­sus, come to­day!

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