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Text: | That One Lost Sheep |
Author: | L. Philip Knox |
Tune: | [Safe were the ninety and nine in the fold] |
Composer: | E. Toral Seat |
1 Safe were the ninety and nine in the fold,
Safe though the night was stormy and cold;
But said the Shepherd, when counting them o'er,
“One sheep is missing: There should be one more!”
Refrain:
The Shepherd went out to search for His sheep
And all through the night on a cold mountain steep,
He sought till He found him,
With love-bands He bound him,
And I was that one lost sheep.
2 Although His feet were weary and worn,
And though His hands were rent and torn;
E'en though the road was rugged and steep,
Still the Good Shepherd sought long for His sheep. [Refrain]
3 There in the night He heard a faint cry
From the lost sheep were ready to die;
Then in His arms, to shield from the cold,
He brought the lost one safe back to the fold. [Refrain]
Text Information | |
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First Line: | Safe were the ninety and nine in the fold |
Title: | That One Lost Sheep |
Author: | L. Philip Knox |
Refrain First Line: | The Shepherd went out to search for His sheep |
Language: | English |
Publication Date: | 1982 |
Tune Information | |
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Name: | [Safe were the ninety and nine in the fold] |
Composer: | E. Toral Seat |
Key: | A♭ Major |