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541. Why Do I Sing About Jesus

1. Deep in my heart there's a gladness;
Jesus has saved me from sin!
Praise to His name, what a Savior!
Cleansing without and within!

Why do I sing about Jesus?
Why is He precious to me?
He is my lord and my Savior;
Dying, He set me free!

2. Only a glimpse of His goodness;
That was sufficient for me.
Only one look at the Savior;
Then was my spirit set free.

Why do I sing about Jesus?
Why is He precious to me?
He is my lord and my Savior;
Dying, He set me free.

3. He is the fairest of fair ones;
He is the Lily, the Rose;
Rivers of mercy surround Him,
Grace, love, and pity He shows.

Why do I sing about Jesus?
Why is He precious to me?
He is my lord and my Savior;
Dying, He set me free.

Text Information
First Line: Deep in my heart there's a gladness
Title: Why Do I Sing About Jesus
Author: Albert A. Ketchum
Refrain First Line: Why do I sing about Jesus?
Meter: 8.7.8.7. with Refrain
Language: English
Publication Date: 1991
Scripture:
Copyright: 1923. Renewal 1951 by Hope Publishing Company
Notes: Public Domain.
Tune Information
Name: KETCHUM
Composer: Albert A. Ketchum
Meter: 8.7.8.7. with Refrain
Key: A♭ Major
Copyright: 1923. Renewal 1951 by Hope Publishing Company
Notes: Public Domain.



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