| Song | Again The Rounded Year |
| Content Description | Again The Rounded Year is a reflective Christian hymn that celebrates God’s faithfulness through the changing seasons and the passing of another year. The song encourages believers to look back with gratitude and forward with trust in God’s continued guidance and care. Its thoughtful lyrics inspire thanksgiving, renewal, and hope for the future. As a traditional worship hymn, it continues to encourage Christians seeking meaningful hymn lyrics centered on God’s providence, time, and enduring faithfulness. |
| Album | New Year Christian Songs |
| Genre | Church Christian Music |
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| Tags | Christian hymn, worship song, traditional hymn, New Year hymn, church worship |
| Theme(s) | Faithfulness, Time, Thanksgiving, Renewal, Providence |
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Again The Rounded Year Has Brought
Its Bloom And Harvest Glory,
And Every Smiling Sabbath Taught
To Us The Gospel Story.
Again Our Voices Join In Song,
And Bring Their Glad Thanksgiving,
To Thee, To Whom All Years Belong,
To Thee, The Ever-Living.
We Meet With Gladness On Each Lip,
And Kindly Warmth Of Greeting,
And, In Thy Boundless Fellowship,
Each Heart To Heart Is Beating.
And For This Day, And For This Hour,
We Bring Our Glad Thanksgiving,
To Thee, The Ever Gracious Power,
To Thee, The Ever-Living.
How Oft Has Lighted Every Brow
To See Thy Love Up Springing!
And Some Who Joined Our Songs, Are Now
Amid The Angels Singing.
But Friends Below And Friends Above
Unite In Glad Thanksgiving
To Thee, Whom All The Children Love,
To Thee, The Ever-Living.
Thy Power In Prayer We Oft Have Felt,
Thy Sympathy Most Tender,
And Seemed To See, As We Have Knelt,
Thy Face In Veiled Splendor.
For All These Joys Of Paradise,
We Bring Our Glad Thanksgiving,
To Thee, Who Every Good Supplies,
To Thee, The Ever-Living.
So May We Join From Year To Year,
Thy Goodness Ever Singing,
And, After Faithful Service, Hear
The Bells Of Glory Ringing.
Then, Safe With Thee, Again We’ll Raise
Our Voices In Thanksgiving
To Thee, In More Exalted Praise
To Thee, The Ever-Living.
