Jesus, would that I could tell thee

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1 Jesus, would that I could tell thee
How I love thy very name;
O, what sweet affections fill me,
Burning with a quenchless flame.
Thy rich goodness, Thy rich goodness,
Is my never failing theme.

Chorus:
Thy rich goodness, Thy rich goodness
Is my never failing theme.

2 Thou hast come from heav'n to save me,
Lost and ruin'd in my sin;
Thou art pleading now to have me,
One with God and pure within.
O, what mercy, O, what mercy!
Jesus died my soul to win.

Chorus:
O, what mercy, O, what mercy!
Jesus died my soul to win.

3 I will love thee, O my Saviour
I will praise thee day by day;
Honor, thee in my behavior,
All thy wise commands obey;
Till in heaven, Till in heaven
I shall join the angels' lay.

Chorus:
Till in heaven, Till in heaven
I shall join the angels' lay.



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... #26

Author: Helen E. Brown

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First Line: Jesus, would that I could tell thee
Author: Helen E. Brown
Copyright: Public Domain

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