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Text:Christ In Me
Author:A. B. S.
Tune:[This is my wonderful story]
Composer:A. B. Simpson

66. Christ In Me

1 This is my wonderful story,
Christ to my heart has come;
Jesus, the King of Glory,
Finds in my heart a home.

Refrain:
Christ in me, Christ in me,
Christ in me, O wonderful story,
Christ in me, Christ in me,
Christ in me, the hope of glory.

2 Was there e'er story so moving,
Story of love and pain;
Was there e'er Bridegroom so loving,
Seeking our hearts to gain. [Refrain]

3 I am so glad I received Him,
Jesus my heart's dear King;
I who so often have grieved Him,
All to His feet would bring. [Refrain]

4 How can I ever be lonely,
How can I ever fall;
What can I want, if only
Christ is my all in all? [Refrain]

5 Now in His bosom confiding,
This my glad song shall be;
I am in Jesus abiding,
Jesus abides in me. [Refrain]

Text Information
First Line: This is my wonderful story
Title: Christ In Me
Author: A. B. S.
Refrain First Line: Christ in me, Christ in me
Publication Date: 1921
Notes: Public Domain.
Tune Information
Name: [This is my wonderful story]
Composer: A. B. Simpson
Notes: Public Domain.



Media
MIDI file: MIDI

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