12473. Your Mother Loves You Still

1 Tho’ far away you’ve wandered,
From home and mother’s God,
Tho’ golden hours you’ve squandered,
And paths of sin you’ve trod,
Your mother loves you still;
Your mother loves you still,
Tho’ other friends may prove untrue,
Your mother loves you still.

2 Whene’er your name is spoken,
Her eyes with tears are wet;
Her heart is almost broken,
But she can ne’er forget.
Your mother loves you still;
Your mother loves you still,
Tho’ other friends may prove untrue,
Your mother loves you still.

3 Your mother loves you dearly,
But Jesus loves you more;
His voice, now calling clearly,
Has called you oft before.
Your Savior loves you still,
Your Savior loves you still;
Tho’ all the world may prove untrue,
Your Savior loves you still.

4 While now your friends are praying,
He waits, your heart to fill;
He’ll keep your feet from straying,
Your Savior loves you still.
Your Savior loves you still,
Your Savior loves you still;
Tho’ all the world may prove untrue,
Your Savior loves you still.

Text Information
First Line: Tho’ far away you’ve wandered
Title: Your Mother Loves You Still
Author: S. Otis Roe (1919)
Language: English
Source: The Ideal Song and Hymn Book by Daniel B. Towner (New York: Fleming H. Revell, 1909)
Copyright: Public Domain
Tune Information
Name: [Tho’ far away you’ve wandered]
Composer: Owen F. Pugh
Key: G Major or modal
Copyright: Public Domain



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