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Jesus, Lord to thee I come

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1 Jesus, Lord, to thee I come,
For thy word has said I may;
Most unworthy tho' I am,
Thou wilt take my sin away.
Jesus, Lord, I turn to thee,
For thy word is all divine;
Every promise may I see,
May I feel and know it mine.

2 Jesus, Lord, I wait for thee,
Wait thy joy and peace to know;
Grant those precious joys to me,
Which none other can bestow.
Jesus, Lord, I will obey--
To thy gospel will I bow,
I no longer will delay;
Thou wilt save and bless me now.

Source: The Little Minstrel: a collection of songs and music, with lessons of instruction, mathematically arranged plan of notation #94b

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Author: C. L. Fillmore

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First Line: Jesus, Lord to thee I come
Author: C. L. Fillmore
Copyright: Public Domain
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