Text: | Thou Delightest, O Lord |
Author: | Amos R. Wells |
Tune: | [Thou delightest, O Lord, when Thy children draw near] |
Composer: | Charles S. Brown |
1 Thou delightest, O Lord, when Thy children draw near
To worship and praise and confess;
Now banish our sorrow, our doubt and our fear;
Be present to guide and to bless.
2 Touch our ears with Thy finger, and then we shall hear
Soft voices that speak from Thy Word;
Touch our eyes into seeing, and then shall appear
The glory of Jesus, our Lord.
3 Be the words of our tongues, and the theme of our song;
Be our purpose, our praise, and our prayer;
And be to us here what Thou art to the throng
Of angels that worship Thee there.
Text Information | |
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First Line: | Thou delightest, O Lord, when Thy children draw near |
Title: | Thou Delightest, O Lord |
Author: | Amos R. Wells |
Meter: | 12 8 12 8 |
Language: | English |
Publication Date: | 1929 |
Topic: | Worship |
Copyright: | © 1901, by U. S. C. E. |
Notes: | Verse 2, line 2 and 4 altered. Now Public Domain |
Tune Information | |
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Name: | [Thou delightest, O Lord, when Thy children draw near] |
Composer: | Charles S. Brown |
Meter: | 12 8 12 8 |
Key: | A♭ Major |
Copyright: | © 1901 by U. S. C. E. |
Notes: | Now Public Domain |