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Text:Christ Is Everything to Me
Author:K. L. B.
Tune:[Through the cross where Jesus died]
Composer:Keith L. Brooks

30. Christ Is Everything to Me

1 Thru the cross where Jesus died,
Thru His death that satisfied,
Thru His blood that sets me free,
He is everything to me.

Refrain:
Christ is everything to me,
Christ is everything to me,
Now and for eternity—
He is everything to me.

2 Thru His prayer that must avail,
Thru His will that cannot fail,
Thru the living Christ I’m free
And He’s everything to me. [Refrain]

3 With my soul I know ‘tis well,
I have joy no tongue can tell.
With me evermore He’ll be,
And He’s everything to me. [Refrain]

4 When this life shall slip away
Into realms of endless day,
Then thru-out eternity
He’ll be everything to me. [Refrain]

Text Information
First Line: Thru the cross where Jesus died
Title: Christ Is Everything to Me
Author: K. L. B.
Refrain First Line: Christ is everything to me
Language: English
Publication Date: 1927
Copyright: 1925 by Herbert G. Tovey
Notes: Public Domain.
Tune Information
Name: [Through the cross where Jesus died]
Composer: Keith L. Brooks
Copyright: 1925 by Herbert G. Tovey
Notes: Public Domain.



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