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Jesus my Saviour did leave his bright home,
To rescue a sinner like me;
Laid down his scepter, and gave up his throne,
To shamefully die on the tree.
Oh, such wonderful love,
Oh, such wonderful love;
Jesus my Saviour left sceptre and throne,
To suffer and die to save me.
Palaces, mansions and inns had no room,
When Jesus in infancy came;
Born in a manger 'midst sins deepest gloom,
Was Jesus the Saviour of men.
Oh, such wonderful love,
Oh, such wonderful love;
Jesus my Saviour left sceptre and throne,
To suffer and die to save me.
Wayfaring man of grief homeless and poor,
Came Jesus my Saviour and Lord;
Poured out his infinite love to redeem,
And save us through faith in his word.
Oh, such wonderful love,
Oh, such wonderful love;
Jesus my Saviour left sceptre and throne,
To suffer and die to save me.
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LIST OF LYRIC SOURCES
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| 1893 | # 45 |
MUSIC
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O SUCH WONDERFUL LOVE
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10 8 10 8 r 6 6 10 8
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