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Close to Jesus' Side

I care not what cometh of darkness or light

Author: Mrs. C. W. Pember
Tune: [I care not what cometh of darkness or light]
Published in 1 hymnal

Audio files: MIDI

Representative Text

1 I care not what cometh of darkness or light;
Since Jesus is with me, it all will be right;
I’ve naught here to wish for whatever betide,
As closely I nestle by his loving side.

Refrain:
Under his wing,
Under his wing,
Close to his bleeding side;
My joyful heart will shout and sing,
While I may there abide.

2 Tho’ dark clouds may gather, and thunders may roll,
They cannot affright me, or darken my soul;
The light is within me and ever will shine,
While I look to Jesus and claim him as mine. [Refrain]

3 If Satan should tempt me and Earth’s treasures bring,
I’ll cling to my Saviour, my Captain and King;
His love is my refuge, His Word is my guide,
A light for my footsteps, a staff at my side. [Refrain]

Source: Gospel Jewels #70

Author: Mrs. C. W. Pember

(no biographical information available about Mrs. C. W. Pember.) Go to person page >

Text Information

First Line: I care not what cometh of darkness or light
Title: Close to Jesus' Side
Author: Mrs. C. W. Pember
Language: English
Refrain First Line: Under His wing
Publication Date: 1890
Copyright: This text is in the public domain in the United States because it was published before 1929.

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Gospel Jewels #70

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