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Words: Frances Jane (Fanny) Crosby, in Redemption Songs, by John Sweney, William Kirkpatrick, and John J. Lowe (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania: John J. Hood, 1889)
Music: John Robson Sweney |
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On the desert mountain straying,
Far, far from home,
Heard I there a sweet voice, saying,
"Why wilt Thou roam?"
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'Twas my blessèd Lord that sought me,
Out of sin to grace He brought me,
Oh the glad, new song He taught me,
Praise, praise His Name.
At a throne of mercy kneeling,
Sad and oppressed,
Came that voice, to me revealing
Hope, life and rest.
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Oft I heard that voice repeating,
"I am the Way.
Tarry not, the hours are fleeting,
Come, come today."
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When from glory unto glory
My flight shall be,
Still I'll sing the precious story,
Savior, of Thee.
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