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‘Oh Lord, thou art my Lord,’
My portion and delight;
All other lords I now reject,
And cast them from my sight.
Thy sovereign right I own,
Thy glorious power confess;
Thy law shall ever rule my heart,
While I adore thy grace.
Too long, my feet have strayed
In sin’s forbidden way,
But since thou hast my soul reclaimed,
To thee my vows I’ll pay.
My soul to Jesus joined,
By faith and hope and love,
Now seeks to dwell among thy saints,
And rest with them above.
Accept, oh Lord, my heart,
To thee myself I give,
Nor suffer me from hence to stray,
Or cause thy saints to grieve.
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LIST OF LYRIC SOURCES
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| 1818 | # 647 |
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DONCASTER (BETHLEHEM)
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6 6 8 6 (S.M.)
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Dates:
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1837
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LIST OF MUSIC SOURCES
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Song #
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Key
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| # 170 | C | | # 530 | D | | # 574 | D | | # 202 | D | | # 267 | D | | # 390 | D | | # 306 | D | | # 513 | D | | # 685 | D | | # 807 | D | | # 692 | D |
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