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Text:Trusting Jesus, Wonderful Guide
Author:Robert Harkness
Tune:[Trusting Jesus, wonderful guide]
Composer:Robert Harkness
Media:MIDI file

6920. Trusting Jesus, Wonderful Guide

1. Trusting Jesus, wonderful guide,
In His keeping safely abide;
Joys eternal He will impart;
Get God’s sunshine into your heart.

Refrain
Get God’s sunshine into your heart,
Get God’s sunshine into your heart,
It will cheer you all the day,
Drive the gloom of life away,
If you get God’s sunshine into your heart.

2. Wondrous promise He will fulfill,
Gladly doing His holy will;
Peace unending He will impart,
Get God’s sunshine into your heart.[Refrain]

3. Friend of sinners, ever the same,
Willing Savior, praise His dear name,
Full forgiveness He will impart,
Get God’s sunshine into your heart. [Refrain]

Text Information
First Line: Trusting Jesus, wonderful guide
Title: Trusting Jesus, Wonderful Guide
Author: Robert Harkness (1920)
Refrain First Line: Get God's sunshine into your heart
Language: English
Copyright: Public Domain
Tune Information
Name: [Trusting Jesus, wonderful guide]
Composer: Robert Harkness (1920)
Incipit: 33355 23444 46653
Key: E♭ Major
Copyright: Public Domain



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