Come, Thou Fount of Every Blessing
Verse 1
Come, Thou
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Fount of every
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blessing
Tune my
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heart to
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sing Thy
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grace;
Streams of
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mercy, never
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ceasing,
Call for
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songs of
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loudest
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praise.
Teach me
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some
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me
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lodious son
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net,
Sung by
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flam
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ing
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tongues a
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bove.
Praise the
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mount! I'm fixed u
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pon it,
Mount of
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Thy re
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deeming
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love.
Verse 2
Here I
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raise my Eben
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ezer;
Hither
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by Thy
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help I'm
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come;
And I
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hope, by Thy good
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pleasure,
Safely
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to ar
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rive at
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home.
Jesus
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sought
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me
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when a stran
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ger,
Wandering
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from the
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fold of
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God;
He, to
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rescue me from
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danger,
Inter
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posed His
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precious
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blood.
Verse 3
O to
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grace how great a
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debtor
Daily
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I'm con
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strained to
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be!
Let Thy
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goodness, like a
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fetter,
Bind my
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wandering
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heart to
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Thee.
Prone to
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wan
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der,
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Lord, I feel
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it,
Prone to
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leave the
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God I
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love;
Here's my
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heart, O take and
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seal it,
Seal it
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for Thy
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courts a
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bove.
Verse 4
Oh that
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day when freed from
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sinning,
I shall
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see Thy
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lovely
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face;
Full ar
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rayed in blood-washed
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linen,
How I'll
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sing Thy
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sovereign
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grace.
Come, my
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Lord,
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no
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longer tar
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ry,
Bring Thy
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promi
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ses to
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pass;
For I
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know Thy power will
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keep me,
Till I'm
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home with
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Thee at
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last.
Verse 2 Alt (skip)
Hitherto Thy love has blessed me;
Thou hast brought me to this place.
And I know Thy hand will bring me
Safely home by Thy good grace.
Jesus sought me when a stranger,
Wandering from the fold of God;
He, to rescue me from danger,
Interposed His precious blood.
"Come Thou Fount of Every Blessing"
Words by Robert Robinson, fourth verse alternate words by Bob Kauflin. Music by John Wyeth.
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Words by Robert Robinson, fourth verse alternate words by Bob Kauflin. Music by John Wyeth.
Public Domain
CCLI License #Not Specified