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3265. Jesus, Help Me

1. Jesus, help me, I am weary,
Let me hold Thy hand in mine;
For the stream of living water,
In a thirsty land I pine;
O my Father, do not leave me,
In this dark and dreadful hour,
Fold me in Thy arms of mercy,
Keep me from the tempter’s pow’r.

2. Jesus, help me, I am fainting,
’Neath the desert’s burning sky;
Lead to pastures cool and fragrant,
There my every want supply;
Shade me with Thy wings eternal,
Let me feel Thee ever near;
Thou canst whisper words of comfort,
Thou canst dry the falling tear.

3. Jesus, help me, I am sinking,
In the cold and chilly wave;
Give me strength, my faith increasing,
Thou alone hast power to save.
Let my soul be filled with rapture,
Let my hope be stayed in Thee,
Let me bear my cross with patience,
Till I sleep and wake with Thee.

Text Information
First Line: Jesus, help me, I am weary
Title: Jesus, Help Me
Author: Frances Jane (Fanny) Crosby, 1820-1915
Language: English
Source: The New Golden Shower, by William B. Bradbury (New York: William B. Bradbury, 1866)
Copyright: Public Domain
Tune Information
Name: [Jesus, help me, I am weary]
Composer: Henry Tucker
Incipit: 32165 61332 32165
Key: A♭ Major
Copyright: Public Domain



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