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There is a Name I love to hear, |
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I love to sing its worth; |
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It sounds like music in my ear, |
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The sweetest Name on earth. |
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O how I love Jesus, |
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O how I love Jesus, |
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O how I love Jesus, |
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Because He first loved me! |
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It tells me of a Savior’s love, |
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Who died to set me free; |
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It tells me of His precious blood, |
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The sinner’s perfect plea. |
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It tells me of a Father’s smile |
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Beaming upon His child; |
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It cheers me through this little while, |
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Through desert, waste, and wild. |
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It tells me what my Father hath |
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In store for every day, |
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And though I tread a darksome path, |
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Yields sunshine all the way. |
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It tells of One whose loving heart |
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Can feel my deepest woe; |
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Who in each sorrow bears |
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A part that none can bear below. |
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It bids my trembling heart rejoice. |
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It dries each rising tear. |
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It tells me, in a “still small voice,” |
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To trust and never fear. |
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Jesus, the Name I love so well, |
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The Name I love to hear: |
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No saint on earth its worth can tell, |
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No heart conceive how dear. |
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This Name shall shed its fragrance still |
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Along this thorny road, |
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Shall sweetly smooth the rugged hill |
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That leads me up to God. |
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And there with all the blood-bought throng, |
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From sin and sorrow free, |
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I’ll sing the new eternal song |
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Of Jesus’ love for me. |
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