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202 | Carols of Hope#203 | 204 |
Text: | The Wanderer's Return |
Author: | H. L. Harrington |
Tune: | [I have wandered, dearest Jesus] |
Composer: | F. S. Stanton, Mus. Bac. |
1. I have wandered, dearest Jesus,
Far from thee;
I have steeled my heart against thee,
Calling me;
I have heard thy sweet voice pleading,
I have turned away unheeding,
But now docile to the leading
I shall be.
2. I have sinn'd against thee, Jesus,
Scorn'd thy Word;
I have shunn'd the light thy grace
And love afford;
I have mock'd thee and defied thee,
I have scorg'd and crucified thee,
Lo, I come, repentant; guide me,
Gentle Lord.
3. Nevermore to wander, Jesus,
Far from thee;
On my path a plenteous light thou
Shed'st for me;
Nevermore o'er symbols moping,
Not in man's vain power hoping,
Nor in darkness feebly groping
I am free.
Text Information | |
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First Line: | I have wandered, dearest Jesus |
Title: | The Wanderer's Return |
Author: | H. L. Harrington |
Language: | English |
Publication Date: | 1906 |
Tune Information | |
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Name: | [I have wandered, dearest Jesus] |
Composer: | F. S. Stanton, Mus. Bac. |
Key: | D Major |