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337. Come, O my Soul

1 Come, O my soul, my every power awaking,
Look unto Him whose goodness crowns thy days;
While into song angelic choirs are breaking,
Oh, let thy voice its thankful tribute bring.

Chorus:
Tell how alone the path of death He trod;
Tell how He lives, thy Advocate with God;
Lift up thy voice, while heaven’s triumphant throng
Swell at His feet the everlasting song.

2 Think, O my soul, now patiently He sought thee
Far, far away upon the mountain steep,
Then in His arms how tenderly He brought thee
Home to His fold, a weary, wandering sheep. [Chorus]

3 Sing, O my soul, and let thy pure devotion
Rise to His throne, thy Saviour, Friend, and Guide;
Sing of His love, that, like a mighty ocean,
Flows unto thee and all the world beside. [Chorus]

4 Soon, O my soul, thine earthly house forsaking,
Soon shalt thou rise the better world to see;
Then will thy harp, a noble strain awaking,
Praise Him who died to purchase life for thee. [Chorus]

Text Information
First Line: Come, O my soul, my every power awaking
Title: Come, O my Soul
Author: Lizzie Edwards
Refrain First Line: Tell how alone the path of death he trod
Meter: 11 10, 11 10. With Chorus
Language: English
Publication Date: 1901
Topic: Eternity
Tune Information
Name: COME, O MY SOUL
Composer: John Robson Sweney, 1837-1899 (1888)
Meter: 11 10, 11 10. With Chorus



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