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M0:|t:EWS 13 O for a thousand tongues to sing|a:Charles Wesley (1739: 1707-1788)|h:Thomas Jarman (1776-1861)|c:G|m:4/4
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E1:O for a thou_sand tongues to sing/my great Re_dee_mer's praise,/the glo_ries of my God and King,/the tri_umphs of his grace!
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E2:My gra_cious Mas_ter and my God,/as_sist me to pro_claim,/to spread thro' all the earth a_broad/the ho_nors of your name.
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E3:Je_sus! the name that charms our fears,/that bids our sor_rows cease,/'tis mu_sic in the sin_ner's ears,/'tis life and health and peace.
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E4:He speaks; and, listen_ing to his voice,/New life the dead re_ceive,/The mourn_ful bro_ken hearts re_joice,/The humble poor re_lieve.
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E5:Hear him, ye deaf; his praise, ye dumb,/Your loo_sened tongues em_ploy;/Ye blind, be_hold the Sa_viour come;/And leap, ye lame, for joy!
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E6:He breaks the power of can_celled sin,/he sets the pri_soner free;/his blood can make the foul_est clean;/his blood a_vailed for me.
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E7:To God all glo_ry, praise, and love/be now and e_ver given/by saints be_low and saints a_bove,/the Church in earth and heaven.
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E8:I felt my Lord’s a_ton_ing blood/Close to my soul ap_plied;/Me, me He loved, the Son of God,/For me, for me He died!
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E9:Look un_to Him, ye na_tions, Own/Your God, ye fal_len race;/Look, and be saved through faith a_lone,/Be jus_ti_fied by grace.
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E10:See all your sins on Je_sus laid:/The Lamb of God was slain,/His soul was once an of_fer_ing/For e_ver soul of man./
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