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Text:What Shall I Bring?
Author:Lizzie DeArmond
Tune:LISKEARD
Composer:William A. Post
Media:MIDI file

11562. What Shall I Bring?

1 What shall I bring to the Savior?
What shall I lay at His feet?
I have no glittering jewels,
No gold, no frankincense sweet.

Refrain:
Gifts to the Savior I’m bringing,
Love’s richest treasures to lay
Low at His feet with rejoicing,
Ere yonder sunset today.

2 What shall I bring to the Savior?
Lips His dear praises to sing,
Feet that will walk in the pathway,
Leading to Jesus, our king! [Refrain]

3 What shall I bring to the Savior?
Love that is purest and best,
Life in its sweetness and beauty,
All for His service, so blest. [Refrain]

Text Information
First Line: What shall I bring to the Savior?
Title: What Shall I Bring?
Author: Lizzie DeArmond
Refrain First Line: Gifts to the Savior I’m bringing
Meter: 87.87 D
Language: English
Source: The Redeemer's Praise, by George W. Elderkin and William J. Kirkpatrick (Chicago: George D. Elderkin Publishing Company, 1906)
Copyright: Public Domain
Tune Information
Name: LISKEARD
Composer: William A. Post
Meter: 87.87 D
Key: A♭ Major
Copyright: Public Domain



Media
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MIDI file: Midi
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