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65. A Song of Trust

He loves me! let me trust His care,
In nothing be afraid,
My daily burdens He will share,
His strength shall be my aid.

Chorus:
He cares, He hears,
He guards His own;
Then let me trust His love,
For daily is His kindness shown,
His grace I ever prove.

He hears me! feeble tho’ my cry;
I know ‘tis not in vain;
For on His promise I rely;
My soul He will sustain.

He guards me! tho’ my foes increase,
And griefs shall cloud my life.
His own may know His perfect peace,
Amid the daily strife.

Text Information
First Line: He loves me! let me trust His care
Title: A Song of Trust
Author: Birdie Bell
Refrain First Line: He cares, He hears
Language: English
Publication Date: 1900
Notes: Public Domain.
Tune Information
Name: [He loves me! let me trust His care]
Composer: De Loss Smith
Notes: Public Domain.



Media
MIDI file: MIDI

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