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Text:Haz lo que quieras, Señor, de mi
Author:Adelaide A. Pollard, 1862-1934
Translator:Ernesto Barocio, 1876-1948
Tune:HAVE THINE OWN WAY
Composer:George Coles Stebbins, 1846-1945

175. Haz lo que quieras, Señor, de mi

1 Haz lo que quieras, Señor, de mí;
Tú el alfarero, yo el barro soy;
Dócil y humilde anhelo ser;
Cúmplase siempre en mí tu querer.

2 Haz lo que quieras, Señor, de mí;
Mírame y prueba mi corazón;
Lávame y quita toda maldad
Para que pueda contigo estar.

3 Haz lo que quieras, Señor, de mí;
Quita mis penas y mi dolor;
Tuyo es, ¡oh Cristo!, todo poder:
Tu mano extiende, y sanaré.

4 Haz lo que quieras, Señor, de mí;
Dueño absoluto sé de mi ser;
Del Paracleto dame la unción,
Y el mundo a Cristo pueda en mí ver.

Amén.

Text Information
First Line: Haz lo que quieras, Señor, de mi
Translator: Ernesto Barocio, 1876-1948 (alt.)
Author: Adelaide A. Pollard, 1862-1934
Meter: 9 9, 9 9.
Language: Spanish
Publication Date: 1964
Topic: La Vida Cristiana: Peticiones; Arrepentimiento y Confesión; Repentance and Confession (1 more...)
Notes: English first line: Have Thine own way, Lord
Tune Information
Name: HAVE THINE OWN WAY
Composer: George Coles Stebbins, 1846-1945
Meter: 9 9, 9 9.
Key: E♭ Major



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