He Took My Feet Out of the Mire and Clay

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I'm sometimes up and sometimes down, He took my feel out of the mire and clay

Author: Anonymous
Tune: [I'm sometimes up and sometimes down] (22221)
Published in 1 hymnal

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1 I'm sometimes up and sometimes down,
He took my feet out of the mire and clay.
Sometimes I feel I'm Heaven bound,
He took my feet out of the mire and clay.

Chorus:
I'm so glad, I'm so glad, yes, I'm so glad
He took my feet out of the mire and clay.

2 I wish these mourners would believe
He took my feet out of the mire and clay.
That Christ is waiting to receive.
He took my feet out of the mire and clay. [Chorus]

3 Let every Christian trim his lamp.
He took my feet out of the mire and clay.
Jesus is marching through the camp.
He took my feet out of the mire and clay. [Chorus]

4 I have my breast-plate sword and shield,
He took my feet out of the mire and clay.
Boldly I'll march through Satan's field.
He took my feet out of the mire and clay. [Chorus]

5 O come, young converts, can't you tell
He took my feet out of the mire and clay.
How Jesus saved your souls from Hell?
He took my feet out of the mire and clay. [Chorus]

Source: A Collection of Revival Hymns and Plantation Melodies #4

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Author: Anonymous

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First Line:	I'm sometimes up and sometimes down, He took my feel out of the mire and clay
Title:	He Took My Feet Out of the Mire and Clay
Author:	Anonymous
Language:	English
Refrain First Line:	I'm so glad, I'm so glad, yes I'm so glad
Copyright:	Public Domain