First Line: The Day-star hath risen, the night-clouds have flown,

The Day-star hath risen, the night-clouds have flown;
No longer in sadness I wander alone;
Its beams in the valley reflected I see:
The Day-star hath risen—it shineth
for me.

It shi - - - neth for me, . . shi neth
for me ; . . [neth for me. . .
The Day star hath ris - - en, it shi . . .

2 The Day-star hath risen in beauty sublime,
To cheer and illumine each far-distant clime;
The regions in darkness its beauty shall see:.
The Day-star hath risen—it shineth for me

3 The Day-star hath risen, it shineth for all;
O'er paths that are lonely its brightness will fall:
O blessed Redeemer, all honour to Thee,
Thou Day-star of glory that shinestfor me!