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Text: | Could I Tell It |
Author: | Ina Duley Ogdon |
Tune: | [If I could only tell him as I know him] |
Composer: | P. P. Bilhorn |
1 If I could only tell him as I know him,
My Redeemer who has brightened all my way;
If I could tell how precious is his presence,
I am sure that you would make him yours today.
Refrain:
Could I tell it, could I tell it,
How the sunshine of his presence lights my way,
I would tell it, I would tell it,
And I’m sure that you would make him yours today.
2 If I could only tell you how he loves you,
And if we could thro’ the lonely garden go;
If I could tell his dying pain and pardon,
You would worship at his wounded feet I know. [Refrain]
3 If I could tell how sweet will be his welcome,
In that home whose wondrous beauty ne’er was told;
And tell you how he waits and longs to save you,
You would seek him, and abide within his fold. [Refrain]
4 But I can never tell him as I know him;
Human tongue can never tell of love divine;
I only can entreat you to accept him;
Come and know the joy and peace forever mine. [Refrain]
Text Information | |
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First Line: | If I could only tell him as I know him |
Title: | Could I Tell It |
Author: | Ina Duley Ogdon |
Refrain First Line: | Could I tell it |
Language: | English |
Publication Date: | 1904 |
Notes: | Now Public Domain. |
Tune Information | |
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Name: | [If I could only tell him as I know him] |
Composer: | P. P. Bilhorn |
Notes: | Now Public Domain. |