Even I May Be Saved

I have wandered so long midst the pleasures of earth

Author: Frank E. Wilder
Tune: [I have wandered so long midst the pleasures of earth]
Published in 5 hymnals

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1 I have wander’d so long midst the pleasures of earth
Spread around me in dazzling array;
But a still voice divine
Speaks to this heart of mine
Bidding me to turn back today.

Refrain:
And I may be saved, even I may be saved,
Oh, what mercy, Lord, how can it be?
Jesus suffered and died, on the Cross crucified,
Just to save a poor sinner like me.

2 Shall I list to that voice, shall I turn from the way,
That my footsteps have followed so long?
Still He tenderly calls,
“Come, oh, come unto me,”
“All ye weary” of sin and wrong. [Refrain]

3 Can it be that my life can be made pure and clean,
By the blood shed on Calvary’s tree?
But His promise is plain,
He will cleanse ev’ry stain
From the heart that accepts His plea. [Refrain]

4 Jesus, come to me now, take me just as I am,
All my sin, all my will I resign;
To be guided by Thee
Is sufficient for me,
Just to know that Thy love is mine. [Refrain]

Source: Hallowed Hymns, New and Old: for use in prayer and praise meetings, evangelistic services, sunday schools, young people's societies and all other departments of church work #28

Author: Frank E. Wilder

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Text Information

First Line: I have wandered so long midst the pleasures of earth
Title: Even I May Be Saved
Author: Frank E. Wilder
Language: English
Refrain First Line: And I may be saved, even I may be saved
Copyright: Public Domain

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