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Death is Only a Dream: A Lyrical Exploration of Afterlife and Peace

"Death is Only a Dream" reflects on the serene acceptance of death as merely a transition to a peaceful existence beyond life. Through its poignant verses, the poem conveys profound themes of hope, comfort, and the joy of reunion in the afterlife. The imagery of a "mystical stream" and "dark river of death" illustrates the journey from life to eternity, assuring that beyond this dark stream lies glory and eternal joy. It encourages us to embrace death with peace rather than sorrow, presenting a comforting perspective on mortality.

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Death is Only a Dream: A Lyrical Exploration of Afterlife and Peace

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  1. Death Is Only A Dream Sadly we sing and with tremulous breath, As we stand by the mystical stream In the valley and by the dark river of death, And yet ‘tis no more than a dream. Only a dream, only a dream Of glory beyond the dark stream, How peaceful the slumber, how happy the waking, For death is only a dream. 1-4 Words by C. W. Ray / Music by A. J. Buchanan

  2. Death Is Only A Dream Why should we weep when the weary ones rest, In the bosom of Jesus supreme; In the mansions of glory prepared for the blest? For death is no more than a dream. Only a dream, only a dream Of glory beyond the dark stream, How peaceful the slumber, how happy the waking, For death is only a dream. 2-4

  3. Death Is Only A Dream Naught in the river the saints should appall, Tho it frightfully dismal my seem, In the arms of their Savior no ill can befall, They find it no more than a dream. Only a dream, only a dream Of glory beyond the dark stream, How peaceful the slumber, how happy the waking, For death is only a dream. 3-4

  4. Death Is Only A Dream Over the turbid and onrushing tide Doth the light of eternity gleam, And the ransomed the darkness and storm shall outride, To wake with glad smiles from their dream. Only a dream, only a dream Of glory beyond the dark stream, How peaceful the slumber, how happy the waking, For death is only a dream. 4-4

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