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Sounding His Praises

Representative Text

1 Trusting in Jesus all the day long,
Sounding his praises ever my song;
He is my Saviour, he is my light,
O how I love him, scattered is night.

Chorus:
Sounding his praises all the day long,
Sounding his praises is ever my song;
He is my Saviour, he is my light,
O how I love him, Scattered is night.

2 Turned all my sorrow into such joy,
And while I trust him no fears annoy;
Watching the moments, quickly they fly,
Soon will he call me: "Come up on high. [Chorus]

3 Sounding his praises, Jesus my King,
Glory and honor ever I'll sing;
He hath redeemed me, given me peace,
Soon I shall praise him, never to cease. [Chorus]


Source: The Voice of Praise: a compilation of the very best sacred songs for use in Sunday Schools and praise services #56

Author: Emily P. Miller

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Text Information

First Line: Trusting in Jesus all the day long
Title: Sounding His Praises
Author: Emily P. Miller
Language: English
Refrain First Line: Sounding His praises all the day long
Copyright: Public Domain

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