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Somebody Knows and Cares

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park, Washington, D. C. · Jul 24, 1913

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 90, No. 30.

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Somebody Knows and Cares

By Edw. J. Urquhart

EDW. J. URQUHART
As we press along with the jostling throng Over life's stormy and wind-swept hill, While the winds so cold sweep over the wold And our hearts grow faint and our bodies chill,
It is sweet to know as we onward go That somebody cares, that somebody knows The passionate fire of our hearts' desire, Who would carry our sorrows and lighten our woes;
That Jesus is near our hearts to cheer, To strengthen us when we are tired and weak, And to guide us on when the lights are gone, To dispel all our fears when his face we seek.
Thus burdens grow light, and the darkest night Is brightened by love-light ever so fair. The heart that was sad is made light and glad With hardly a pain and hardly a care.
Yuba City, Cal.