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Text:Since I Have Been Redeemed
Author:Edwin O. Excell
Tune:[I have a song I love to sing]
Composer:Edwin O. Excell

186. Since I Have Been Redeemed

1 I have a song I love to sing,
Since I have been redeemed,
Of my Redeemer, Savior, King,
Since I have been redeemed.

Chorus:
Since I have been redeemed,
Since I have been redeemed,
I will glory in His name;
Since I have been redeemed,
I will glory in my Savior's name.

2 I have a Christ who satisfies,
Since I have been redeemed;
To do His will my highest prize,
Since I have been redeemed. (Chorus)

3 I have a witness bright and clean,
Since I have been redeemed,
Dispelling every doubt and fear,
Since I have been redeemed. (Chorus)

4 I have a home prepared for me,
Since I have been redeemed,
Where I shall dwell eternally,
Since I have been redeemed. (Chorus)

Text Information
First Line: I have a song I love to sing
Title: Since I Have Been Redeemed
Author: Edwin O. Excell
Refrain First Line: Since I have been redeemed
Language: English
Publication Date: 1980
Scripture: ;
Tune Information
Name: [I have a song I love to sing]
Composer: Edwin O. Excell
Key: G Major



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