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It Was for Me

Author: Lizzie DeArmond Hymnal: Rodeheaver's Gospel Songs for church, Sunday Schools and evangelistic services #67 (1922) First Line: It was for me my Savior died Lyrics: 1 It was for me my Savior died, On Calv’ry’s cross was crucified, For me He bore the guilt and shame, That I a pardon free might gain. Refrain: It was for me, it was for me, My Savior died on Calvary; No greater love could ever be, It was for me, it was for me. 2 It was for me the trial hours With human sin, and evil pow’rs, That I at last, made free from sin, Might joy and life eternal win. [Refrain] 3 His holy name I will confess, Who left His throne my soul to bless; No greater love could ever be, It was for me, unworthy me. [Refrain] Tune Title: [It was for me my Savior died]
It Was for Me

Nailed to the cross of Calvary

Author: S. L. Long Hymnal: Precious Message #d34 (1953) First Line: It was for me my Savior died
Nailed to the cross of Calvary

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