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1 Down in my heart there rings a melody,
I know not why I sing in peaceful glee;
All that I know, my heart with joy it fills.
And storms that beat upon my soul it stills.

Refrain:
Please tell me more, how Jesus died for me,
how His great love from sin can make us free;
Tell how our debt He paid on Calvary,
O tell me more, I want to know.

2 O what a joy to sing that song again,
It thrills my soul to feel God's love within;
I'm glad His grace on me He did bestow,
Please tell me more that I His love may show. [Refrain]

3 Tell me of Christ, the cross I'm told to bear,
And of His love and joys he said I'd share;
'Tis my desire His love in me to show,
Please tell me more, for more I long to know. [Refrain]

Source: Melodies of Love #161

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Author: R. R. Christian

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First Line: Down in my heart there rings
Title: Tell me more
Author: R. R. Christian
Refrain First Line: Please tell me more
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