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Text:Victory!
Author:B. McCall Barbour
Tune:[Can you now, my brother, say Victory]
Composer:D. B. Towner

5. Victory!

1 Can you now, my brother, say,
Victory, Victory?
Christ who bore your sins away,
On the Cross of Calvary,
Purchased for you on that day,
Victory, Victory!

Refrain:
Shout aloud! Victory!
Take new courage every day,
Trust in Jesus all the way,
Victory, Victory!

2 Do you feel the tempter near?
Victory, Victory!
Christ has won the Victory;
He has set His people free;
Stand now in His liberty—
Victory, Victory! [Refrain]

3 You shall know this very hour
Victory, Victory!
For when Christ has sway within,
You are victor o’er all sin,
And the fight you’re sure to win—
Victory, Victory! [Refrain]

4 Will you sing it all the way?
Victory, Victory?
Then the Tempter will take flight,
Then your pathway will be bright,
Then you’ll bring to others light—
Victory, Victory! [Refrain]

Text Information
First Line: Can you now, my brother, say
Title: Victory!
Author: B. McCall Barbour
Refrain First Line: Shout aloud! Victory
Publication Date: 1913
Notes: Public Domain.
Tune Information
Name: [Can you now, my brother, say Victory]
Composer: D. B. Towner
Notes: Public Domain.



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