HELP EACH OTHER.
Help each other, life's a journey,
Weary foot-worn pilgrims, we,
Traveling to a better country,
To a home beyond the sea.
Weary foot-worn pilgrims, we,
Traveling to a better country,
To a home beyond the sea.
Help each other in the journey,
For we cannot always know
How the sharp thorns line the pathway
Of our brothers here below.
For we cannot always know
How the sharp thorns line the pathway
Of our brothers here below.
Though we may walk in the sunshine,
Others may in darkness grope;
Help thy brothers, comfort, cheer them,
Point them to the star of hope.
Others may in darkness grope;
Help thy brothers, comfort, cheer them,
Point them to the star of hope.
Comfort one another daily,
Pleasant words, they little cost;
Yet their loving, gentle message,
Can be never, never lost.
Pleasant words, they little cost;
Yet their loving, gentle message,
Can be never, never lost.
Help thy brother, when temptation's
Stormy billows o'er him roll;
O remember that thy brother
Hath a never-dying soul!
Stormy billows o'er him roll;
O remember that thy brother
Hath a never-dying soul!
Though he may despond or falter,
His weak struggles don't despise;
Even though he may have fallen,
Help a fallen brother rise.
His weak struggles don't despise;
Even though he may have fallen,
Help a fallen brother rise.
Help each other, life is fleeting,
Time for us will soon be gone;
Kind acts we will not regret them,
When a brighter morn shall dawn.
Time for us will soon be gone;
Kind acts we will not regret them,
When a brighter morn shall dawn.
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