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Text:¿Soy Yo Soldado De Jesús?
Arranger:H. C. Ball, arr.
Tune:WEAR A CROWN

84. ¿Soy Yo Soldado De Jesús?

1 ¿Soy yo soldado de la cruz,
Y siervo del Señor?
No temeré llevar su cruz,
Sufriendo por su amor.

Refrain:
Después de la batalla nos coronara,
Dios nos coronara,
Dios nos coronara;
Después de la batalla nos coronara;
En aquella santa Sión.
Más allá, más allá,
En aquella santa Sión,
Después de la batalla nos coronara;
En aquella santa Sión.

2 Lucharon otros por la fe;
¿Cobarde habré de ser?
Por mi Señor yo peleare,
Confiando en su poder. [Refrain]

3 Es menester que sea fiel,
Que nunca vuelva atrás,
Que siga siempre en pos de él,
Y me guiara en paz. [Refrain]

Text Information
First Line: ¿Soy yo soldado de la cruz
Title: ¿Soy Yo Soldado De Jesús?
Arranger: H. C. Ball, arr.
Refrain First Line: Después de la batalla nos coronara
Language: Spanish
Publication Date: 1969
Notes: Public domain, published in Himnos de Gloria (San Antonio: H. C. Ball, 1921).
Tune Information
Name: WEAR A CROWN
Source: Ingles



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