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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Sep 9, 1915

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 92, No. 44.

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Somebody Cares

By Fanny Edna Stafford

SOMEBODY knows when your heart aches, And everything seems to go wrong; Somebody knows when the shadows Need chasing away with a song; Somebody knows when you're lonely, Tired, discouraged, and blue; Somebody wants you to know him, And know that he dearly loves you.
Somebody cares when you're tempted, And the world grows dizzy and dim; Somebody cares when you're weakest, And farthest away from him; Somebody grieves when you've fallen, Though you are not lost from his sight; Somebody waits for your coming, Taking the gloom from your night.
Somebody loves you when weary; Somebody loves you when strong; Always is waiting to help you, Watches you, one of the throng Needing his friendship so holy, Needing his watch care so true. His name? We call his name Jesus. His people?—Just I and just you. —Fanny Edna Stafford.