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Text:I Sing of Jesus
Author:Thoro Harris, 1874-1956
Tune:[I sing of Jesus, the King immortal]
Composer:Thoro Harris, 1874-1956

2. I Sing of Jesus

1 I sing of Jesus, the King immortal
Who came from glory my soul to win,
Who brake the fetters of death's dark portal,
Who opened Paradise and entered in.

Refrain:
I sing of Jesus: O praise Him worthy name,
My faithful Savior, my Friend forever;
With all the ransomed I would His love proclaim,
Till all shall crown Him their Lord and King.

2 I sing of Jesus, who chides me never,
Tho' far I wander on plains of night,
A tender Shepherd who leads me ever
Back to the narrow way, the path of light. [Refrain]

3 I sing of Jesus; O wondrous story!
He brings salvation to sinners lost;
Soon all the nations will praise, in glory,
The Man who ransomed them at awful cost. [Refrain]

Text Information
First Line: I sing of Jesus, the King immortal
Title: I Sing of Jesus
Author: Thoro Harris, 1874-1956
Refrain First Line: I sing of Jesus
Language: English
Publication Date: 1977
Topic: Jesus; Praise; Special Solos and Duets
Copyright: © 1916 by Thoro Harris
Notes: Now Public Domain
Tune Information
Name: [I sing of Jesus, the King immortal]
Composer: Thoro Harris, 1874-1956
Key: G Major or modal
Copyright: © 1916 by Thoro Harris
Notes: Now Public Domain



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