M0:|t:EWS 117 Jesus, these eyes have never seen|a:Ray Palmer 1808-1887|c:Bb|r:C.M.|m:3/4|h:James Walch 1837-1901|u:https://hymnary.org/hymn/SM1928/page/213
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E1:Je_sus, these eyes have nev_er seen/that ra_diant form of thine;/the veil of sense hangs dark bet_ween/thy bless_èd face and mine.
E2:I see thee not, I hear thee not,/yet art thou oft with me;/and earth hath ne'er so dear a spot/as where I meet with thee.
E3:Like some bright dream that comes un_sought,/When slum_bers o’er me roll,/Thine im_age ev_er fills my thought,/And charms my ra_vished soul.
E4:Yet, though I have not seen, and still/must rest in faith a_lone,/I love thee, dear_est Lord, and will,/un_seen, but not un_known.
E5:When death these mor_tal eyes shall seal,/and still this throbb_ing heart,/the rend_ing veil shall thee re_veal/all glo_rious as thou art.
