1. It may be a brother with whom I did play,
   E'er the death angel had called him away,
   Somewhere in glory so happy and free,
   Watching and waiting this moment for me.

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      Someone is waiting in heaven for me,
      Somebody's face I am longing to see,
      Someone just over live's troublesome sea
      Is watching and waiting for me.

2. It may be a sister, the charm of our home,
   Whom in bright springtime through meadows we roamed,
   Thou now up in heaven bright mansions to see,
   Watching and waiting this moment for me.
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3. It may be a father whom I love so dear,
   Whose kindest provisions relieved me of care,
   Somewhere iwth angels beyond death's cold sea,
   Watching and waiting this moment for me.
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4. It may be a mother who rocked me to sleep,
   Like fretful infants I sometimes would weep,
   Now she's in heaven from trials all free,
   Watching and waiting this moment for me.
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