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2891. I'll Trust the Lord

1. I’ll trust the Lord with all my heart,
His promises are sure;
His grace divine, His tenderness,
Will evermore endure.

Refrain
My heart I bring to Him, my King,
’Tis all that I can give;
His love divine I know is mine,
In Him alone I live.

2. How gracious is this heav’nly Friend,
And He is ever nigh!
My hope and comfort here below,
My Guide to worlds on high. [Refrain]

3. How wondrous is His matchless love,
His mercy, O how free!
The Lord of all the realms above,
He still abides with me. [Refrain]

4. Enthroned within my heart, He fills
My soul with peace and joy;
The sweet assurances He gives
No power can e’er destroy. [Refrain]

Text Information
First Line: I'll trust the Lord with all my heart
Title: I'll Trust the Lord
Author: Mrs. C. L. Shacklock (1890)
Refrain First Line: My heart I bring to Him, my King
Meter: 86.86.86
Language: English
Source: Christian Work-Songs, by James H. Rosecrans (Cincinnati, Ohio: Fillmore Brothers, 1890), number 1
Copyright: Public Domain
Tune Information
Name: ROSECRANS
Composer: James Holmes Rosecrans (1890)
Meter: 86.86.86
Incipit: 51235 67123 43235
Key: A♭ Major
Copyright: Public Domain



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