379: Pleasures Sought, Dearly Bought
| Book: | 1987 Song Book |
| Chapter: | The Gospel |
1.
Pleasures sought, dearly bought,
Leading only further from the light;
Blinded eyes, weary sighs,
Thus grief-laden did I wander in sin's night.
Chorus
Jesus came with peace to me,
His strong arm was stretched to me,
Then my burden took from me--
My Saviour.
2.
Wasted years, doubts and fears,
I no treasure had in Heaven above;
Idle hours, misspent powers
Stained my heart, unmoved by Jesus' wondrous love.
3.
Hollow joys, worldly toys,
Could not meet my spirit's deep desire;
Without rest, in my breast
Rose the yearning for the Spirit's hallowed fire.
4.
Heaven's ray falls today
On my soul, and makes my pathway bright;
Struggles cease, I have peace,
Walking with my Saviour, trusting in his might.
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699 - 1987 Tune Book
699: Jesus With Peace To Me
| Book: | 1987 Tune Book |
| Composer: | Agnes Heathcote |
| Lyricist: | Agnes Heathcote |
| Key: | E♭ |
| Alt. Key: | -- |
| Tempo: | 72 |
| Capo: | -- |
| Metronome: | ♩ = 72 |
| Meter: | None |
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