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Text:Harre, meine Seele
Tune:[Harre, meine Seele, harre des Herrn]

73. Harre, meine Seele

1 Harre, meine Seele, harre des Herrn;
alles Ihm befehle, hilft er doch so gern!
Sei unverzagt,
bald der Morgen tagt,
und ein neuer Frühling folgt dem Winter nach.
In allen Stürmen, in aller Noth,
wird er dich beschirmen, der treue Gott.

2 Harre, meine Seele, harre des Herrn;
alles Ihm befehle, hilft er doch so gern!
Wenn alles bricht,
Gott verläßt uns nicht;
Größer als der Helfer ist die Noth ja nicht.
Ewige Treue, Retter in Noth,
rett auch unser Seele, du treuer Gott.

Text Information
First Line: Harre, meine Seele, harre des Herrn
Title: Harre, meine Seele
Language: German
Publication Date: 1940
Tune Information
Name: [Harre, meine Seele, harre des Herrn]
Key: E♭ Major



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