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Text:O, the Wounded Heart of Jesus
Author:A. E. V.
Tune:[Though my heart is full of sorrow, and the burdens of tomorrow]
Composer:Agnes E. Volentine

64. O, the Wounded Heart of Jesus

Text Information
First Line: Though my heart is full of sorrow, and the burdens of tomorrow
Title: O, the Wounded Heart of Jesus
Author: A. E. V. (1931)
Refrain First Line: O, the wounded heart of Jesus knows this wounded heart of mine
Language: English
Publication Date: 1931
Copyright: © 1931, by Lillenas Publishing Co.
Tune Information
Name: [Though my heart is full of sorrow, and the burdens of tomorrow]
Composer: Agnes E. Volentine (1931)
Incipit: 12333 33321 66166
Copyright: © 1931, by Lillenas Publishing Co.



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