Better known as "For Those in Peril on the Sea" after the last line, the usually four-verse hymn ... for the hymn to be sung out of respect for the Royal Navy, with the Fleet Air Arm similarly ...

It is strongly associated with the Navy in the UK but is also popular with the naval traditions of countries like the US and France. The first verse of the hymn paints a dramatic ... we cry to thee ...

A few pieces of steel beside the harbor are all that's left of a once-proud ship ... In the stillness, a fellow moon gazer begins to softly sing the Navy hymn in a plain and perfect voice ...

A poignant performance of a historic hymn for “those in peril on the sea”, as the ... as well as a deep connection to the Royal Navy’s hymn. The hymn asks for blessing, safekeeping, and peace for all ...

A religious song sometimes known as the hymn for the Royal Navy has been chosen by the Duke ... is being held (Steve Parsons/PA) The first verse of the hymn paints a dramatic picture of divine ...