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Come on Board/Come on Board The Ship of Glory/Ship of Glory/We Are Out on the Ocean Sailing
Public Domain Revival Gospel; "Golden Shore" William Bradbury circa 1860; Words and Music H. A. Key 1901 under the title "Come on Board"
ARTIST: from After Hours at Clyde Maness's Music and Pottery Barn September 23, 2009 with Clyde Maness, Al Smith, Jimmy Campbell, and Harold Pickett.
SHEET MUSIC:http://books.google.com/books?id=82E9AAAAcAAJ&pg=PA56&dq=%22A+home+beyond+the+tide%22+golden+shore&cd=10#v=onepage&q=%22A%20home%20beyond%20the%20tide%22%20golden%20shore&f=false
CATEGORY: Traditional and Public Domain Gospel
DATE: 1850 (Edison list)
RECORDING INFO: Come on Board The Ship of Glory/Ship of Glory
Bob Atcher, v; or Bob Atcher & Bonnie Blue Eyes-1 Come On Board The Ship Of Glory
Price Family Sacred Singers - "Ship of Glory" Okeh 1927
Chumbler Family "Sailing To Glory"
The Lewis Family "Ship of Glory"
OTHER NAMES: "Ship of Glory," "Come on Board," "A Home Beyond the Tide," "We Are Out on the Ocean Sailing" "Golden Shore"
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SOURCES: Meade; After Hours at Clyde Maness's Music and Pottery Barn
NOTES: "Come on Board The Ship of Glory" or "Ship of Glory" is a revival hymn titled "A Home Beyond the Tide", or "We Are Out on the Ocean Sailing" reported as early as
1850. William Bradbury published a version titled "Golden Shore" or "A Home Beyond the Tide." I assume Bradbury is the author but this needs corroboration.
http://books.google.com/books?id=82E9AAAAcAAJ&pg=PA56&dq=%22A+home+beyond+the+tide%22+golden+shore&cd=10#v=onepage&q=%22A%20home%20beyond%20the%20tide%22%20golden%20shore&f=false
Meade lists Words and Music by H. A. Key circa 1901 under the title "Come on Board." This is an arrangement of an earlier song. I have not found the music by Key. It was first recorded by Price Family Sacred Singers as "Ship of Glory" for Okeh in 1927.
Curiously, there are no lyrics on-line of "Come on Board The Ship of Glory" or "Ship of Glory" but there is a recording of a bluegrass version: After Hours at Clyde Maness's Music and Pottery Barn September 23, 2009 with Clyde Maness, Al Smith, Jimmy Campbell, and Harold Pickett. You can listen on-line:
http://www.cbaofthepines.org/music/Come%20on%20Board%20the%20Ship%20of%20Glory.mp3
Come on Board The Ship of Glory- Clyde Maness
Well come on board the ship of glory
Be in haste, make up your mind
For this vessel's weighing anchor
And you'll soon be left behind.
CHORUS: Oh the storms will soon be over
And we'll anchor in this harbor
We are out on the ocean sailing
To our home beyond the sky.
Christ invites the poor old sinner
With his heavy heart that's sad
To accept His full salvation
And forever more be glad.
CHORUS: Oh the storms will soon be over
And we'll anchor in this harbor
We are out on the ocean sailing
To our home beyond the sky.
Christ invites the poor old sinner
With his heavy heart that's sad
To accept His full salvation
And forever more be glad.
CHORUS: Oh the storms will soon be over
And we'll anchor in this harbor
We are out on the ocean sailing
To our home beyond the sky.
When we all get to heaven
Over on the other shore
We're gonna march about that city
And we'll sing and shout forevermore
CHORUS: Oh the storms will soon be over
And we'll anchor in this harbor
We are out on the ocean sailing
To our home beyond the sky.
NYAHBINGHI ORDER AGAINST THE WALLS OF BABYLON-ROYAL HYMNS AND CHORUSESFROM THE JERUSALEM SCHOOL ROOM OF THE ETHIOPIA AFRICA BLACK INTERNATIONAL CONGRESS- TRUE CHURCH OF SALVATION
#509 We Are Out on the Ocean Sailing
A) We are out on the ocean sailing
Homeward bound we sweetly glide
We are out on the ocean sailing
To our home beyond the tide
Chorus: All the Storms will soon be over
Then we'll anchor in the harbour;
We are out on the ocean sailing
To our home beyond the tide
B) Millions now are safely landed,
Over on the golden shore;
Millions more are on their journey,
Yet there's room for millions more.
C) Spread your sails, while heavenly
Gently waft our vessel on;[breezes]
All on board are sweetly singing-
Free salvation is our song.
D) When we all are safely anchored,
We will shout-our trials o'er;
We will walk about the city,
And we'll sing for evermore.
COLLECTION OF SABBATH SCHOOL HYMNS. COMPILED BY A SABBATH SCHOOL TEACHER, FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE CHILDREN IN THE CONFEDERATE STATES.
"Oh, Come, Let us sing unto the Lord!"--Ps. XCV. RALEIGH: RALEIGH REGISTER STEAM-POWER PRESS. 1863.
54. A HOME BEYOND THE TIDE.
1. We are out on the ocean sailing,
Homeward bound, we sweetly glide.
We are out on the ocean sailing,
To a home beyond the tide.
Chorus.--All the storms will soon be over,
Then we'll anchor in the harbor;
We are out on the ocean sailing
To a home beyond the tide;
We are out on the ocean sailing,
To a home beyond the tide.
2. Millions now are safely landed
Over on the golden shore;
Millions now are on their journey,
Yet there's room for millions more.
Chorus.--All the storms, &c.
3. Come on board, O! "ship" for glory,
Be in haste--make up your mind!
For our vessel's weighing anchor,
You will soon be left behind!
Chorus.--All the storms, &c.
4 You have kindred over yonder,
On that bright and happy shore,
By-and-by we'll swell the number,
When the toils of life are o'er.
Chorus.--All the storms, &c.
5 Spread your sails, while heavenly breezes
Gently waft our vessel on;
All on board are sweetly singing--
Free salvation is the song.
Chorus.--All the storms, &c.
6 When we all are safely anchored,
We will shout--our trials o'er!
We will walk about the city,
And we'll sing for evermore.
Chorus.--All the storms, &c.
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