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Text:Love Is the Theme
Author:Albert C. Fisher
Tune:FISHER
Composer:Albert C. Fisher

106. Love Is the Theme

1 Of the themes that men have known,
One supremely stands alone;
Through the ages it has shown,
'Tis His wonderful, wonderful love.

Chorus:
Love is the theme, love is supreme;
Sweeter it grows, glory bestows;
Bright as the sun ever it glows!
Love is the theme, eternal theme!

2 Let the bells of heaven ring,
Let the saints their tribute bring,
Let the world true praises sing
For His wonderful, wonderful love.

[Chorus]

3 Since the Lord my soul unbound,
I am telling all around,
Pardon, peace and joy are found
In His wonderful, wonderful love.

[Chorus]

4 As of old when blind and lame
To the blessed Master came,
Sinners, call ye on His name,
Trust His wonderful, wonderful love.

[Chorus]

Text Information
First Line: Of the themes that men have known
Title: Love Is the Theme
Author: Albert C. Fisher
Refrain First Line: Love is the them, love is supreme
Meter: Irregular meter
Language: English
Publication Date: 2008
Topic: Praise, Adoration, Worship, Exaltation of God
Tune Information
Name: FISHER
Composer: Albert C. Fisher
Meter: Irregular meter
Key: A♭ Major



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