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6244. Somebody Came and Lifted Me

1. Somebody came and lifted me
Out of my sin and misery
Somebody came, O who could it be,
Who could it be but Jesus?

Refrain
Who could it be, O who could it be?
Who could it be but Jesus?
Who could it be, O who could it be?
Who could it be but Jesus?

2. Somebody bent so tenderly,
Pleading so long and patiently,
Somebody came, O who could it be,
Who could it be but Jesus? [Refrain]

3. Somebody whispered sweet and low,
Telling me just the way to go,
Somebody spoke, I listened, and lo,
Who could it be but Jesus? [Refrain]

4. Somebody holds my hand each day,
Guiding my feet lest I should stray,
Walking with Him how blessèd the way,
Who could it be but Jesus? [Refrain]

Text Information
First Line: Somebody came and lifted me
Title: Somebody Came and Lifted Me
Author: Fred P. Morris (1907)
Refrain First Line: Who could it be, O who could it be?
Language: English
Copyright: Public Domain
Tune Information
Name: [Somebody came and lifted me]
Composer: Robert Harkness
Incipit: 34465 74423 46763
Key: Dā™­ Major
Copyright: Public Domain



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