Sunshine On The Hilltops – Hymn Lyric
“Sunshine on the Hilltops” is a beautiful hymn celebrating the joy and beauty of nature on Children’s Day. As we sing about the fragrant flowers and sunbeams shining, let’s embrace the warmth of God’s love and spread happiness to others. This day is a reminder to appreciate the blessings around us and rejoice in the wondrous goodness of the world.
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Sunshine On The Hilltops – Hymn Lyric
Sunshine on the hilltops,
Glory everywhere;
Breath of fragrant flowers
Scenting all the air.
Orchard laden blossoms,
Apple, peach and plum
From the full trees drifting,
Children’s Day has come.
Brooklets in the woodlands,
Songbirds in the grove,
With glad hearts overflowing,
Singing, “God is love!”
In the crimson clover,
Hear the brown bees hum;
Winter’s reign is over,
Children’s Day has come.
All God’s wondrous goodness
Plains and vales display,
And to us are saying,
“Praise Him and obey.”
Cease, O cease repining,
Let no face be glum;
See the sunbeams shining,
Children’s Day has come.
Refrain:
Lift, O lift your happy voices,
Why, O why should we be dumb?
Nature in God’s love rejoices,
Children’s Day has come.
Lift, O lift your happy voices,
Why, O why should we be dumb?
Nature in God’s love rejoices,
Children’s Day has come.
Meaning of Sunshine On The Hilltops
What a beautiful hymn to set the tone for a day filled with joy and happiness! As we sing about the sunshine on the hilltops and the glory everywhere, let’s take a moment to appreciate the beauty that surrounds us. The breath of fragrant flowers and the scent of the air remind us that nature is truly a gift from God.
Just like the orchard laden with blossoms and the fruit trees drifting in the breeze, we too are filled with the excitement of Children’s Day. It’s a time to celebrate, to lift our happy voices and let the world know that we are grateful for all the blessings we have received. Why should we be silent when there is so much to be joyful about?
The brooklets in the woodlands, the song birds in the grove, and the glad hearts overflowing with love remind us that God is always with us. Even the brown bees humming in the clover tell us that winter’s reign is over and a new season of growth and renewal has arrived. Children’s Day is like a breath of fresh air, a time to let go of worries and embrace the warmth of God’s love.
When we look around and see all of God’s wondrous goodness displayed in the plains and vales, we can’t help but feel grateful. The world is calling out to us, urging us to praise Him and obey His will. So let’s put aside any feelings of sadness or discontent and instead focus on the sunbeams shining down on us. Children’s Day is a reminder that we are loved, that we are cared for, and that we are never alone.
So as we continue to sing and rejoice in God’s love, let’s remember to spread that love to others. Let’s share our happiness, our joy, and our gratitude with those around us. Let’s be like the sunshine on the hilltops, radiating warmth and light wherever we go.
Children’s Day has come, and with it comes a renewed sense of hope and possibility. Let’s embrace this day with open hearts and open arms, ready to experience all the blessings that God has in store for us. Lift your voices high, dear friends, and let the world hear your song of praise and thanksgiving. For on this day, in this moment, we are all truly blessed.
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