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Lo! I Am With You

Author: Ina May Schaeffer Slusser Hymnal: The Cyber Hymnal #12812 First Line: My spirit crieth out for Thee Refrain First Line: His work is done! the risen Lord Lyrics: 1 My spirit crieth out for Thee, Thou living One who changeth not. Earth’s noises flood and follow me The while I try to call to Thee: I call and find Thee not, I call and find Thee not! Refrain: His work is done! the risen Lord Speaks to His friends this parting word: Lo! I am with you now, alway, Lo! I am with you now, alway! 2 My soul is faint, my hope is gone, Thou living One who gavest sight To those born blind, I grope alone With none to help or hear my moan; Is there for me no light? Is there for me no light! [Refrain] 3 Oh, purblind soul, the light is here! Self’s shadows only blind thine eyes, Nor hand is to thyself more near Than He who spake that all might hear His message from the skies, His message from the skies. [Refrain] Languages: English Tune Title: [My spirit crieth out for Thee]
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Lo! I Am With You

Author: Ina M. Slusser Hymnal: Sing Unto the Lord #233 (1906) First Line: My spirit crieth out for Thee Refrain First Line: His work is done! The Risen Lord Languages: English Tune Title: [My spirit crieth out for Thee]

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