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493. It shall be Now

1 It shall be now; Lord, from my heart I say it;
No longer will I wait;
No longer will I slight Thy love and patience,
So wonderfully great.

2 It shall be now, that I will yield unto Thee
The last unyielded thing;
Here I renounce my right to self dominion,
And now I crown Thee King!

3 It shall be now, and Thou wilt gladly take me,
In spite of all my sin;
Now that Thou wilt unto Thyself receive me,
And cleanse my heart within.

4 It shall be now, and here, my Lord and Master,
That Thou shalt have Thy way;
And Thou wilt set Thy seal, the bond confirming,
Which I have signed today.

Text Information
First Line: It shall be now; Lord, from my heart I say it
Title: It shall be Now
Author: Annie W. Marston
Language: English
Publication Date: 1902
Tune Information
Name: WHITCHESTER
Composer: Dr. E. J. Bellerby
Meter: 10.6.10.6.



Media
MIDI file: MIDI

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