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19. Glory to Jesus, He Saves

1 Glory to Jesus who died on the tree,
Paid the great price that my soul might be free;
Now I can sing hallelujah to God,
Glory! He saves, He saves.

Chorus:
Glory! He saves, glory! He saves,
Saves a poor sinner like me;
Glory! He saves, glory! He saves,
Saves a poor sinner like me.

2 Once in my heart there was sin and despair,
Now the dear Saviour himself dwelleth there,
And from His presence comes peace to my soul,
Glory! He saves, He saves. [Chorus]

3 Come then, ye weary, who long to be free,
Come to the Saviour, He waiteth for thee,
Then with the ransom'd this song you can sing,
Glory! He saves, He saves. [Chorus]

Text Information
First Line: Glory to Jesus, who died on the tree
Title: Glory to Jesus, He Saves
Author: P. B.
Refrain First Line: Glory! He saves, glory! He saves
Language: English
Publication Date: 1897
Copyright: From "Crowning Glory," No. 1, by per. of P. Bilhorn
Notes: Now Public Domain
Tune Information
Name: [Glory to Jesus, who died on the tree]
Composer: P. Bilhorn
Key: Bâ™­ Major
Copyright: From "Crowning Glory," No. 1, by per. of P. Bilhorn
Notes: Now Public Domain



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