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Words: Frances Jane (Fanny) Crosby (1820-1915).
Music: William James Kirkpatrick (1838-1921) |
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There is healing at the fountain,
Come and find it, weary soul,
There your sins may all be covered;
Jesus waits to make you whole.
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Oh the fountain! blessèd healing fountain!
I am glad 'tis flowing free;
Oh the fountain! precious, cleansing fountain!
Praise the Lord, it cleanseth me.
There is healing at the fountain,
Come and find it, weary soul,
There your sins may all be covered;
Jesus waits to make you whole.
Refrain
There is healing at the fountain,
Look to Jesus now and live,
At the cross lay down thy burden;
All thy wanderings He'll forgive.
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There is healing at the fountain,
Precious fountain filled with blood;
Come, oh come, the Savior calls you,
Come and plunge beneath its flood.
Refrain
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