Search Me, O God (Maori - Orr) Soprano

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Is this a new LDS hymn song

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History notes I gathered: The tune was adapted from "Swiss Cradle Song" by Clement Scott. It was released by the Australian music company W. H. Paling and Co. in 1913. It was then adapted in New Zealand for a farewell song for Maori soldiers beginning in World War I, modified with the words "This is the hour," used as a waltz tune, and then picked up in 1945 by singer Gracie Fields with the words "Now is the hour."
Glad you liked the hymn.

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@@Hymns2GO thank you for explaining

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Thanks to your query, as well! It has led me to learn about the hymn's rich history and various adaptations over time, which has greatly increased my appreciation for it. I hope it has the same effect on you.