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90. Steal Away With Jesus

1 When your soul is weary with a load of care,
Steal away with Jesus awhile;
He your heart will gladden when you call in pray’r,
Steal away with Jesus awhile.

Refrain:
Steal away with Jesus awhile,
Steal away with Jesus awhile;
He will hear you when you pray,
He will brighten all your way,
Steal away with Jesus awhile.

2 When your faith is tested by a foe unseen,
Steal away with Jesus awhile;
If you’d gain the vict’ry, know a joy serene,
Steal away with Jesus awhile. [Refrain]

3 When your friends forsake you in the hour of test,
Steal away with Jesus awhile;
He will bear your burdens, give you peace and rest,
Steal away with Jesus awhile. [Refrain]

4 If you’d know the value of a soul that’s lost,
Steal away with Jesus awhile;
He will plainly show you what a price you cost,
Steal away with Jesus awhile. [Refrain]

5 Trusting in the promises that ne’er can fail,
Steal away with Jesus awhile;
He will surely answer, cause you to prevail,
Steal away with Jesus awhile. [Refrain]

Text Information
First Line: When your soul is weary with a load of care
Title: Steal Away With Jesus
Author: N. B. H.
Refrain First Line: Steal away with Jesus awhile
Language: English
Publication Date: 1921
Notes: Public Domain.
Tune Information
Name: [When your soul is weary with a load of care]
Composer: N. B. Herrell
Notes: Public Domain.



Media
MIDI file: MIDI

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