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My Refuge

Representative Text

1. I will hide in Christ my Saviour
When the storms about me roll;
I will seek the blessed harbor
Where no harm can reach my soul.

Chorus:
I will hide me, I will hide me,
I will hide me evermore;
Safe within the Rock of Ages,
I will hide me evermore.

2. When my heart is crush'd with sorrow,
Burdened down with care and grief,
In his loving arms I'll hide me,
There he gives a sweet relief. [Chorus]

3. There I find a holy refuge,
There the troubled waves are still'd,
There he speaks sweet words of comfort
Till my heart is warm'd and filled. [Chorus]

4. I will hide in him forever,
Precious Jesus, what a friend!
He alone can keep me safely
Till I reach my journey's end. [Chorus]



Source: Carols of Hope: a compilation of select sacred songs for use in Sunday schools, praise and young people's services #189

Author: Frank L. Parshley

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Text Information

First Line: I will hide in Christ my Savior
Title: My Refuge
Author: Frank L. Parshley
Language: English
Refrain First Line: I will hide me, I will hide me
Copyright: Public Domain

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