| Away by the waters so blue,
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| The ladies were windin' their way,
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| And Pharoah’s little daughter
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| Stepped down in the water
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| To bathe in the cool of the day.
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| Before it was dark,
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| She opened the ark,
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| And found a sweet infant was there.
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| Before it was dark,
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| She opened the ark,
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| And found a sweet infant was there.
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| And away by the waters so clear,
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| The infant was lonely and sad.
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| She took him in pity,
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| And thought him so pretty,
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| And it made little Moses so glad.
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| She called him her own,
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| Her beautiful son,
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| And sent for the nurse that was near.
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| She called him her own,
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| Her beautiful son,
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| And sent for the nurse that was near.
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| And away by the river so blue
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| They carried the beautiful child
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| To his own tender mother,
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| His sister and brother,
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| Little Moses looked happy and smiled.
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| His mother so good
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| Done all that she could
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| To rear him and teach him with care.
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| His mother so good
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| Done all that she could
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| To rear him and teach him with care.
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| And away by the sea that was red,
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| Little Moses, the servant of God,
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| While in Him confided
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| The sea was divided
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| As upward he lifted his rod.
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| The Jews safely crossed
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| While Pharoah’s host
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| Was drownded in the waters and lost.
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| The Jews safely crossed
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| While Pharoah’s host
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| Was drownded in the waters and lost.
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| And away on the mountain so high,
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| The last one that ever might see,
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| While Israel victorious,
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| His hope was most glorious,
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| For he’d soon o’er the Jordan be free.
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| When his labors did cease,
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| He departed in peace,
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| And he rested in the heavens above.
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| When his labors did cease,
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| He departed in peace,
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| And he rested in the heavens above. |