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Till The Storm Passes By
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1958 |
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In the dark of the midnight,
Have I oft hid my face; While the storm howls above me, And there's no hiding place; 'Mid the crash of the thunder, Precious Lord, hear my cry; "Keep me safe 'til the storm passes by." 'Til the storm passes over, 'Til the thunder sounds no more; 'Til the clouds roll forever from the sky, Hold me fast, let me stand, In the hollow of Thy hand; Keep me safe 'til the storm passes by. Many times Satan whispers, "There is no need to try; For there's no end of sorrow, There's no hope by and by"; But I know Thou art with me, And tomorrow I'll rise; Where the storms never darken the skies. 'Til the storm passes over, 'Til the thunder sounds no more; 'Til the clouds roll forever from the sky, Hold me fast, let me stand, In the hollow of Thy hand; Keep me safe 'til the storm passes by. When the long night has ended, And the storms come no more, Let me stand in Thy presence. On that bright, peaceful shore. In that land where the tempest Never comes, Lord may I Dwell with Thee when the storm passes by. 'Til the storm passes over, 'Til the thunder sounds no more; 'Til the clouds roll forever from the sky, Hold me fast, let me stand, In the hollow of Thy hand; Keep me safe 'til the storm passes by. Hold me fast, Let me stand, In the hollow of Thy hand; Keep me safe 'til the storm passes by. 'Til the storm passes by. In 1939, Mosie Lister studied music at the Vaughan School Of Music
in Tennessee. He began his musical career as a singer, performing as
an original member of the Sunny South Quartet before World War II.
After a four year stint with the Navy, he worked a few months again
with the Sunny South Quartet before leaving to form the Melody Masters
with Jim Wetherington, Alvin Tootle, Lee Kitchens, and Wally Varner in
1946. Lister remained in Atlanta when the Melody Masters moved to
Lincoln, Nebraska. In 1948, Lister was tapped by Hovie Lister to be
the original baritone for the Statesmen. (Despite their common last
name, similar first names and involvement with the Statesmen, Mosie is
no relation to Hovie). Isaiah 25:4 - You have been a refuge for the poor, a refuge for the needy in his distress, a shelter from the storm and a shade from the heat. For the breath of the ruthless is like a storm driving against a wall and like the heat of the desert.
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