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4446. My Pilot Is Jesus

1. I’m on life’s ocean, homeward bound,
My Pilot is Jesus;
Where many mansions will be found,
My Pilot is Jesus.

Refrain
My Pilot is Jesus,
My Pilot is Jesus;
Oh, what care I though waves are high;
My Pilot is Jesus.

2. The old ship Zion is my boat,
My Pilot is Jesus;
In every storm she’ll safely float,
My Pilot is Jesus. [Refrain]

3. No hiding rock or treacherous shoal,
My Pilot is Jesus.
Can wreck me ere I reach my goal,
My Pilot is Jesus. [Refrain]

4. He calms the raging winds at will,
My Pilot is Jesus;
He speaks, and lashing waves are still,
My Pilot is Jesus. [Refrain]

Text Information
First Line: I'm on life's ocean, homeward bound
Title: My Pilot Is Jesus
Author: French E. Oliver (1908)
Refrain First Line: My Pilot is Jesus
Language: English
Source: Oliver's Songs of Deliverance (Kansas City, Missouri: French E. Oliver, 1908), number 1
Copyright: Public Domain
Tune Information
Name: [I'm on life's ocean, homeward bound]
Composer: French Earl Oliver (1908)
Incipit: 13354 23313 52344
Key: Eā™­ Major
Source: Oliver's Songs of Deliverance (Kansas City, Missouri: French E. Oliver, 1908), number 1
Copyright: Public Domain



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