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3344. Jesus Is the Sweetest Name I Know

1. There have been names that I have loved to hear,
But never has there been a name so dear
To this heart of mine, as the name divine,
The precious, precious name of Jesus.

Refrain
Jesus is the sweetest name I know,
And He’s just the same as His lovely name,
And that’s the reason why I love Him so;
Oh, Jesus is the sweetest name I know.

2. There is no name in earth or Heav’n above,
That we should give such honor and such love
As the blessèd name, let us all acclaim,
That wondrous, glorious name of Jesus. [Refrain]

3. And some day I shall see Him face to face
To thank and praise Him for His wondrous grace,
Which He gave to me, when He made me free,
The blessèd Son of God called Jesus. [Refrain]

Text Information
First Line: There have been names that I have loved to hear
Title: Jesus Is the Sweetest Name I Know
Author: Lela B. Long (before 1925)
Refrain First Line: Jesus is the sweetest name I know
Language: English
Copyright: Public Domain
Tune Information
Name: [There have been names that I have loved to hear]
Composer: Lela B. Long (before 1925)
Incipit: 33323 44325 55545
Key: D Major
Copyright: Public Domain



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