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Text:Is it Well With Your Soul?
Author:James Rowe
Tune:['Mid the toil and strife of this busy life]
Composer:Virgil O. Stamps

137. Is it Well With Your Soul?

1 'Mid the toil and strife of this busy life,
Is it well with your soul?
Are you living right, should you die to-night?
Is it well with your soul?

Chorus:
Is it well with your soul,
Are you free, glad and whole?
Are you living right, should you die to-night?
Is it well with your soul?

2 Have you lost your sin, are you pure within?
Is it well with your soul?
Are you at the side of the crucified?
Is it well with your soul? [Chorus]

3 Do you praise the love of the One above?
Is it well with your soul?
Will the crown be won and the Lord's "well done?"
Is it well with your soul? [Chorus]

Text Information
First Line: 'Mid the toil and strife of this busy life
Title: Is it Well With Your Soul?
Author: James Rowe
Refrain First Line: Is it well with your soul
Language: English
Publication Date: 1938
Copyright: V. O. Stamps, owner
Notes: Now Public Domain
Tune Information
Name: ['Mid the toil and strife of this busy life]
Composer: Virgil O. Stamps
Key: D Major
Copyright: V. O. Stamps, owner
Notes: Now Public Domain



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