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He Gave my Heart a Song

When I was blind and could not see, A helpless slave to wrong

Author: W. H. Davis (1944)
Tune: [When I was blind and could not see] (Davis)
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Author: W. H. Davis

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First Line: When I was blind and could not see, A helpless slave to wrong
Title: He Gave my Heart a Song
Author: W. H. Davis (1944)
Language: English
Refrain First Line: The Savior walks with me
Publication Date: 1944
Copyright: © 1944 Stamps-Baxter
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Grateful Praise #87

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