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Text:Lord, Is it I?
Author:J. R. Clements
Tune:[Someone’s betraying his Master today]
Composer:Robert Harkness

121. Lord, Is it I?

1 Someone’s betraying his Master today:
“Lord, is it I? Lord, is it I?”
Someone is walking a perilous way:
“Lord, is it I? is it I?”

Refrain:
Lord, is it I? Lord, is it I?
Pardon our weaknesses, blot out each sin;
Hear us dear Lord as we cry.

2 Someone is slighting his Master this hour:
“Lord, is it I? Lord, is it I?”
Someone is yielding himself to sin’s pow’r:
“Lord, is it I? is it I?” [Refrain]

3 Someone is living in selfish employ:
“Lord, is it I? Lord, is it I?”
Someone is missing God’s blessing and joy:
“Lord, is it I? is it I?” [Refrain]

4 Someone is grieving the Saviour of men:
“Lord, is it I? Lord, is it I?”
Someone is spurning His love once again:
“Lord, is it I? is it I?” [Refrain]

Text Information
First Line: Someone’s betraying his Master today
Title: Lord, Is it I?
Author: J. R. Clements
Refrain First Line: Lord, is it I? Lord, is it I
Language: English
Publication Date: 1908
Notes: Public Domain.
Tune Information
Name: [Someone’s betraying his Master today]
Composer: Robert Harkness
Notes: Public Domain.



Media
MIDI file: MIDI

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