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Text:What Have I Done Today?
Author:Lucie S. Ridgeway
Tune:HAMHŬNG
Composer:Harvey Robert Christie
Media:MIDI file

12913. What Have I Done Today?

1 What have I done, my soul, today?
May I, dear Lord, in meekness say,
What have I done today, today?
What have I done today?

Refrain:
What have I done? Lead Thou the way,
My hand in Thine, teach me to say,
What have I done today, today?
What have I done today?

2 What have I done? So little, Lord,
It ne’er can merit Thy reward,
What have I done today, today?
What have I done today? [Refrain]

3 What have I done? Be Thou my guide,
Help me to say while near Thy side,
What have I done today, today?
What have I done today? [Refrain]

Text Information
First Line: What have I done, my soul, today?
Title: What Have I Done Today?
Author: Lucie S. Ridgeway
Refrain First Line: What have I done? Lead Thou the way
Meter: 88.86 D
Language: English
Source: The Christian Church Hymnal by Harvey R. Christie (Cincinnati: The Standard Publishing Company, 1906)
Copyright: Public Domain
Tune Information
Name: HAMHŬNG
Composer: Harvey Robert Christie (1895)
Meter: 88.86 D
Key: A♭ Major
Copyright: Public Domain



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