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337. I sing to Thee with voice and heart

1 I sing to Thee with voice and heart,
Of all my joys the well;
I sing, that, what I know Thou art
My lips to all may tell.

2 That Thou a Fountain art of grace,
With blessings richly stored
For all, in every time and place,
This well I know, O Lord.

2 Cheer up, faint heart, rejoice and sing,
All anxious fear resign;
For God the Sovereign Lord and King,
Is Thy God, even thine.

4 He is thy portion, He thy joy,
Thy Life, and Light, and Lord;
Thy Counsellor when doubts annoy,
Thy Shield and great Award.

5 In restless thoughts or dark despair
Why spend the day and night?
On Him who loves thee cast thy care;
He makes our burdens light:

6 Did not His love, and truth, and power
Watch o'er thy childhood's day?
Hath He not oft, in threatening hour,
Turned dreaded ills away!

7 His wisdom never plans in vain,
Ne'er falters, or mistakes;
All that His counsels wise ordain
A happy ending makes:

8 Upon thy mouth, then, lay thy hand,
And trust His guiding eye;
Thus, firm as rock, thy feet shall stand,
Now and eternally.

Text Information
First Line: I sing to Thee with voice and heart
Translator: F. E. Cox
Author: P. Gerhardt
Publication Date: 1918
Topic: Praise
Notes: Now Public Domain. Translated from "Ich singe dir mit Herz und Mund" Tune: ICH SINGE DIR MIT HERZ UND MUND
Tune Information
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