Lord of all faith Whose strong hands Were skilled At the plane and the lathe Be there at our labours And give us, we pray (STONE SPLASHES) Your strength in our hearts, Lord At the noon of the day Lord of all kindliness Lord of all grace Your hands swift To welcome Your arms to embrace Be there at our homing And give us, we pray Your love in our hearts, Lord At the eve of the day Lord of all gentleness Lord of all calm Whose voice is contentment Whose presence is balm Be there at our sleeping And give us, we pray Your peace in our hearts, Lord At the end of the day (SOBBING) (RAIN PATTERING) (MOANING SOFTLY) (CRYING) SIR JAMES: The vicar did well
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