Since Jesus came into my soul

Representative Text

1 I am so happy all day long,
I cannot keep from singing;
Glad words are ever on my tongue,
And pleasant tho'ts are springing;

Chorus:
My heart with joy and praise is full,
For O, I love the Sabbath School,
For O, I love the Sabbath School,
For O, I love the Sabbath School.

2 Fly swift, ye weekdays, come and go,
And bring the holy morning;
I rise, with pleasure all aglow,
To greet its earliest dawning;

Chorus:
My heart with joy and praise is full,
For O, I love the Sabbath School,
For O, I love the Sabbath School,
For O, I love the Sabbath School.

3 Like music sound the sacred bells
That call me to my teacher;
Such kindness in her bosom dwells,
It shines in ev'ry feature.

Chorus:
My heart with joy and praise is full,
For O, I love the Sabbath School,
For O, I love the Sabbath School,
For O, I love the Sabbath School.

4 Alas for children, far and near,
Who have no Sabbath teaching;
O, will not some kind friend appear,
With tender arm outreaching.

Chorus:
All angel-like and merciful,
To give to them a Sabbath School,
For give to them a Sabbath School,
To give to them a Sabbath School.

Source: The Silver Chime: a cluster of Sabbath school melodies, tunes, sentences, chants, etc., for the use of children and teachers in their school exercises, devotions, and recreations, to which is added... #24

Author: Helen E. Brown

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Text Information

First Line: I am so happy all day long
Title: Since Jesus came into my soul
Author: Helen E. Brown
Refrain First Line: My heart with joy and praise is full
Copyright: Public Domain

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Instances (1 - 7 of 7)

Golden Censer #d32

Reaper Songs #d20

The Beacon Light #d37

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The Eclectic Sabbath School Hymn Book #162

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The New Golden Censer #92

The Silver Chime #d27

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The Silver Chime #24

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