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Hymns Supplied Through the Gracious Generosity
of the Cyber Hymnal Website
Words: Joseph C. Ludgate, 1898.
Music: Arranged from Stephen Collins Foster (1826-1864)
A friend of Jesus! O what bliss
That one so vile as I
Should ever have a Friend like this
To lead me to the sky!
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Friendship with Jesus!
Fellowship divine!
O what blessèd, sweet communion!
Jesus is a Friend of mine.
A Friend when other friendships cease,
A Friend when others fail,
A Friend Who gives me joy and peace,
A Friend when foes assail!
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A Friend when sickness lays me low,
A Friend when death draws near,
A Friend as through the vale I go,
A Friend to help and cheer!
Refrain
A Friend when life's short race is o'er
A Friend when earth is past,
A Friend to meet on heaven's shore,
A Friend when home at last!
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