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Text:Into My Heart
Author:Harry D. Clarke
Tune:[Come into my heart, blessed Jesus]
Composer:Harry D. Clarke

531. Into My Heart

1 Come into my heart, blessed Jesus,
Come into my heart, I pray;
My soul is so troubled and weary,
Come into my heart today.

Refrain:
Into my heart, into my heart,
Come into my heart, Lord Jesus;
Come in today,
Come in to stay,
Come into my heart, Lord Jesus.

2 Come into my heart, blessed Jesus,
I need Thee thro’ life’s dreary way;
The burden of sin is so heavy,
Come into my heart to stay. [Refrain]

3 Come into my heart, blessed Jesus,
O cleanse and illumine my soul;
Fill me with Thy wonderful Spirit,
Come in and take full control. [Refrain]

Text Information
First Line: Come into my heart, blessed Jesus
Title: Into My Heart
Author: Harry D. Clarke
Refrain First Line: Into my heart, into my heart
Language: English
Publication Date: 1970
Topic: Children's Hymns; Invitation; Prayer
Tune Information
Name: [Come into my heart, blessed Jesus]
Composer: Harry D. Clarke
Key: F Major



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