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37. Just Because he Loved Me So

1 Come, hear me tell the story Paul and Silas loved so well,
How Jesus left His home above and came on earth to dwell;
You ask me why He suffered, I can only say “I know
He gave His life a ransom, just because He loved me so.”

Chorus:
He loved me so, He loved me so;
He gave His life a ransom,
Just because He loved me so.
He loved me so, He loved me so;
He gave His life a ransom, just because He loved me so.

2 I’m glad my dear Redeemer walked beside the Galilee,
His life was pure and holy, and His grace was full and free;
He calls for me to follow; I will walk with Him below;
He will never, never leave me, just because He loved me so. [Chorus]

3 I will sing His boundless mercy, all the beauty of His ways;
If at times I do not see Him, I will trust and give Him praise;
No matter where He leads me, it is best for me, I know;
I will lean upon His promise, just because He loved me so. [Chorus]

Text Information
First Line: Come, hear me tell the story Paul and Silas loved so well
Title: Just Because he Loved Me So
Author: J. E. F.
Refrain First Line: He loved me so, He loved me so
Language: English
Publication Date: 1907
Notes: Public Domain.
Tune Information
Name: [Come, hear me tell the story Paul and Silas loved so well]
Composer: J. E. French
Notes: Public Domain.



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