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So Good to Me

My Savior is so good to me, I'll love Him evermore

Author: T. C. Neale (1915)
Tune: [My Savior is so good to me] (Neal)
Published in 2 hymnals

Audio files: MIDI

Representative Text

1 My Savior is so good to me,
I’ll love him evermore;
His own dear child I’ll ever be,
I’ll love him evermore.

Refrain:
So good to me!
My Savior is so good to me!
So good to me!
My Savior is so good to me!
I’ll love him forever!
I’ll love him forever!
My Savior is so good to me,
I’ll love him evermore!

2 My Savior died my soul to save,
I’ll love him evermore;
Himself upon the cross he gave,
I’ll love him evermore. [Refrain]

3 My Savior fills my soul with peace,
I’ll love him evermore;
His love and goodness never cease,
I’ll love him evermore. [Refrain]

4 He leads me with his own strong hand,
I’ll love him evermore;
He’ll bring me safe to heaven’s land,
I’ll love him evermore. [Refrain]

Source: His Worthy Praise #123

Author: T. C. Neale

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Text Information

First Line: My Savior is so good to me, I'll love Him evermore
Title: So Good to Me
Author: T. C. Neale (1915)
Language: English
Refrain First Line: So good to me
Copyright: Public Domain

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His Worthy Praise #123

Sunny Songs for Sweetest Singers No.2 #d14

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