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Text:A Day with Him
Author:W. C. Poole
Tune:['Tis a glad, sweet time]
Composer:C. Austin Miles

39. A Day with Him

1 ‘Tis a glad, sweet time
When a day I spend
And my Lord and I
Talk as friend with friend;
And His way divine
On that day is mine—
‘Tis a glad sweet happy day.

Refrain:
For He knows me
And He shows me
And we walk with one accord;
In the right way—
In the bright way—
Ev’ry day as I walk with my Lord.

2 ‘Tis a glad, sweet way
That my Saviour leads
When with me all day
He supplies my needs;
When with me He walks,
When with me He talks—
‘Tis a glad sweet happy day. [Refrain]

3 ‘Tis a glad, way bright
By my Saviour’s side;
When His holy light
All my footsteps guide;
When with me Christ goes
And the way He shows—
‘Tis a glad sweet happy day. [Refrain]

Text Information
First Line: 'Tis a glad, sweet time When a day I spend
Title: A Day with Him
Author: W. C. Poole
Refrain First Line: For He knows me and He shows me
Language: English
Publication Date: 1922
Notes: Public Domain.
Tune Information
Name: ['Tis a glad, sweet time]
Composer: C. Austin Miles
Notes: Public Domain.



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