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35. He’ll Never Forsake

1 “I will fail thee never;” blessed words of cheer,
Like a blaze of glory, shining far and near;
Tho’ the storm and tempest all around may shake,
Jesus, my Saviour, has promised that he will never forsake.

Refrain:
No, he’ll never forsake,
No, he’ll never forsake;
Dangers around me may threaten,
Jesus will never forsake.

2 “I will fail thee never;” tho’ the night be long;
Soon the morning cometh with its light and song;
Precious words of comfort to my heart I take;
Jesus, my Saviour, has promised that he will never forsake. [Refrain]

3 “I will fail thee never;” brightest flow’rs will fade,
But my trust in Jesus ne’er shall be betrayed;
Midnight all around me, soon his light will break,
Jesus, my Saviour, has promised that he will never forsake. [Refrain]

4 “I will fail thee never;” fails the earth and sky,
But his bow of promise shineth still on high;
Earthly sunbeams vanish, and my heart may quake,
Jesus, my Saviour, has promised that he will never forsake. [Refrain]

Text Information
First Line: I will fail thee never
Title: He’ll Never Forsake
Author: Frank H. Mashaw
Refrain First Line: No, he’ll never forsake
Publication Date: 1903
Tune Information
Name: [I will fail thee never]
Composer: J. Lincoln Hall



Media
MIDI file: MIDI

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