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I Would Sing Thy Love, My Savior

I would sing Thy love, my Savior

Translator: Joseph Morris
Published in 1 hymnal


Representative Text

I would sing Thy love, my Saviour,
O, how can I silent be!
Though more sweetly, more sublimely
Many touch the chords to Thee.
In thy mercy in abundance,
Not a stream but boundless main:
Let me but rehearse the riches
JESUS doth for worlds contain!

Favorite Welsh Hymns, 1854

Translator: Joseph Morris

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Text Information

First Line: I would sing Thy love, my Savior
Title: I Would Sing Thy Love, My Savior
Translator: Joseph Morris
Meter: 8.7.8.7.8.7.8.7
Language: English
Publication Date: 1854
Copyright: Public Domain

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