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3048. I See a Crimson Stream

1. On Cal’vry’s hill of sorrow
Where sin’s demands were paid,
And rays of hope for tomorrow
Across our path were laid.

Refrain
I see a crimson stream of blood,
It flows from Calvary,
Its waves which reach the throne of God,
Are sweeping over me.

2. Today no condemnation
Abides to turn away
My soul from His salvation,
He’s in my heart to stay. [Refrain]

3. When gloom and sadness whisper,
You’ve sinned—no use to pray,
I look away to Jesus,
And He tells me to say: [Refrain]

4. And when we reach the portal
Where life forever reigns,
The ransomed hosts’ grand final
Will be this glad refrain. [Refrain]

Text Information
First Line: On Cal'vry's hill of sorrow
Title: I See a Crimson Stream
Author: Garfield T. Haywood (1920)
Refrain First Line: I see a crimson stream of blood
Language: English
Copyright: Public Domain
Tune Information
Name: [On Cal'vry's hill of sorrow]
Composer: Garfield Thomas Haywood (1920)
Incipit: 53343 32522 32153
Key: B♭ Major
Copyright: Public Domain



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