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Two Hearts Made One
Hymn composed by
Robert N. QuaileContextual information
The lyrics of “Two Hearts Made One” are a simple expression of shared joy and hope that I wrote for my own wedding. The tune is OLDBRIDGE by Robert N. Quaile (1867–1927), which is used also for “May Nothing Evil Cross This Door,” hymn #1 in Singing the Living Tradition.
The lyrics of “Two Hearts Made One” are a simple expression of shared joy and hope that I wrote for my own wedding. The tune is OLDBRIDGE by Robert N. Quaile (1867–1927), which is used also for “May Nothing Evil Cross This Door,” hymn #1 in Singing the Living Tradition.
Tune Name
OLDBRIDGE
Tune Name
Text Meter
8.8.8.4.
10.9.10.9
Song Composer
Robert N. QuaileHymn Arranger
Composer Background information
Composer Website LinkSpiritual tags
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Lyricist Background information
Debs Szymkowiak (she/her) is a life-long UU. She is a member of the Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Southern Maryland.
Arranger Background information
Arranger Website LinkLyrics
May love enfold and bless this place.
May joy be seen on ev’ry face.
We gather this day to celebrate
Two hearts made one.
Here two are joined who yearned for this.
Here ev’ry dream by hope is kissed.
We gather this day to celebrate
Two hearts made one.
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