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Text:Tell Me, My Saviour
Author:Charles S. Robinson
Tune:LYNDE
Arranger:John B. Cramer
Media:MIDI file

9310. Tell Me, My Saviour

1 Tell me, my Savior! where Thou dost feed Thy flock,
Resting beside the rock, cool in the shade.
Why should I be as one turning aside alone,
Left, when Thy sheep have gone, where I have strayed?

2 Seek me, my Savior! for I have lost the way.
I will Thy voice obey; speak to me here!
Help me to find the gate where all Thy chosen wait;
Ere it shall be too late, oh, call me near!

4 Show me, my Savior! how I can grow like Thee;
Make me Thy child to be, taught from above;
Help me Thy smile to win; keep me safe folded in,
Lest I should rove in sin, far from Thy love.

Text Information
First Line: Tell me, my Savior! where Thou dost feed Thy flock
Title: Tell Me, My Saviour
Author: Charles S. Robinson
Meter: 11.10.12.10
Language: English
Source: Laudes Domini (New York: Century Company 1890)
Copyright: Public Domain
Tune Information
Name: LYNDE
Arranger: John B. Cramer
Meter: 11.10.12.10
Key: A♭ Major
Source: Thuringian folksong
Copyright: Public Domain



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