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Text:My Treasures
Author:C. W. Naylor
Tune:[I have a treasure in my heart]
Composer:B. E. Warren

83. My Treasures

1 I have a treasure in my heart
More precious far than gold;
The priceless pearl is mine today,
My wealth cannot be told.

Refrain:
I’m richer than any millionaire,
A thousand times and more,
A wondrous treasure I have found,
An everlasting store.

2 I draw rich treasures day by day
From heaven’s bank above,
For all my needs a full supply
Of joy and grace and love. [Refrain]

3 Talk not of banknotes, silver, gold,
I need but few of such;
I’ve riches greater far than these—
Earth cannot tell how much. [Refrain]

4 With treasures here, and treasures there,
Increasing day by day,
I go rejoicing all the time
Upon my pilgrim way. [Refrain]

Text Information
First Line: I have a treasure in my heart
Title: My Treasures
Author: C. W. Naylor
Refrain First Line: I'm richer than any millionaire
Language: English
Publication Date: 1907
Topic: Miscellaneous
Notes: Public Domain.
Tune Information
Name: [I have a treasure in my heart]
Composer: B. E. Warren
Incipit: 13333 31135 55653
Key: F Major
Notes: Public Domain.



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