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This somber piece of poetry warns about the consequences of delayed actions. It emphasizes the urgency of seizing opportunities before it's too late and facing the regrets of inaction. The text illustrates the theme of missed chances and the inevitability of facing the consequences when time runs out. The words and music by F. L. Eiland paint a vivid picture of despair and sorrow that come with realizing the gravity of tardiness. Through its poignant verses, the message serves as a cautionary tale urging listeners to act promptly and not postpone crucial decisions.
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Too Late Too late, ‘twill be for you to cry, When mercy’s day has passed you by! When solemn night. of dark despair. Shall come upon you halting there! Too late, too late, poor trembling soul! O will this be your fate? Too late, too late to be made whole! Too late, too late, too late! 1-4 Words and Music by F. L. Eiland
Too Late Too late, when death has barred the door, Your wailings can be heard no more! Rejected, there thy soul will be Shut out, thro’ all eternity! Too late, too late, poor trembling soul! O will this be your fate? Too late, too late to be made whole! Too late, too late, too late! 2-4
Too Late Will you not heed the voice today, Inviting, you Christ to obey? And be prepared to enter there, A pure and spotless robe to wear? Too late, too late, poor trembling soul! O will this be your fate? Too late, too late to be made whole! Too late, too late, too late! 3-4
Too Late No longer, there in sin abide! This all important step decide! Come out where Christ can touch thy soul, And at this moment be made whole! Too late, too late, poor trembling soul! O will this be your fate? Too late, too late to be made whole! Too late, too late, too late! 4-4