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Woodbury, I. B. (Issac Baker), 1819-1858 (ed.) / The new lute of Zion: a collection of sacred music, designed for the use of congregations generally, but more especially the Methodist Episcopal Church
(c1856)
Part third. Containing pieces for prayer and social meetings, revivals, and music for the old folks., pp. [316]-362
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Now m ........ the heat of youth - ful blood, Re- mem - her
your Ore - a - tor God. Be -
aor
Go.ol the moth come
Now in ........ the heat of youth - ful blood, Re - mer - ber
your Ore - a - tor God. Be-holdthe months come
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Be -hold the months come hastening on, When
When you shall say, my joys are gone.
joys are gone...........
When you slall say, my joys are gone, When you shall say, my joys are
gone.
"LOVEST THOU ME?" 7's.
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.rk, my soul, it is the Lord ! 'Tie thy Sa-viour, hear his word! Jesus
speaks, he speaks to thee, "Say, poor sin - ner, lovest thou me I"
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e liv - er'd thee when bound, And when bleeding, heal'd thy wound, Sought
thee wand'ringset thee right, Turn'd thy dark -ness in - to ligh.
!a - ther's ten - der care Cease towards the child she bare I Yes,
she may for - get-ful be, Yet I will re - mer-ber thee.
an un-chang-ing love, High- er than the heights above, Deep-er
than the depths be - neath Free and faith-ful, strong as death
ba my glo - ry soon, When the work of faith is done; rart-ner
of my throne shalt be: Say, poor am - ner, lovest thou me r
r i ychief corn.plaint That my los is still se faint. Yet
I love the. and a - dere for grae to love thee moreI
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