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Think my soul how matters stand,
With thyself before thy God!
Dost thou love his just command,
Art thou in the heavenly road?
Count thy sins’ tremendous sum,
Daily ponder well thy case;
Hast thou to the Saviour come,
Felt his quickening power and grace?
Dost thou every sin abhor,
Or art thou its willing slave;
Jesus’ love dost thou adore,
Trust his mighty power to save?
Dost thou still the world pursue,
Has it gained thine ardent love;
Art thou dead to things below,
All alive to things above.?
Oh reflect upon thy frame,
Whence proceed thy hopes and joys;
Learn thy prospects and thine aim,
What thy chiefest thoughts employ;
Search me Lord, my heart explore,
Make and keep me thine alone;
Guide me with thy love and power,
Till I reach thy blissful throne.
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LIST OF LYRIC SOURCES
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ABERYSTWYTH
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7 7 7 7 D
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1879
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LIST OF MUSIC SOURCES
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| # 209 | No key | | # 296 | No key | | # 120 | Em | | # 297 | Em | | # 158 | Em | | # 441 | Em | | # 466 | Em | | # 286 | Em | | # 227 | Em | | # 528 | Em | | # 726 | Em | | # 119 | Em | | # 251 | F#m |
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