O For A Thousand Tongues To Sing

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I had to put it in the key of E so I could sing it.
O, Efor a thousand tongues to sing
My great Redeemer’s pBraise
The gC#mlories of my AGod and King
The Btriumphs of His Egrace
My gEracious Master and my God
Assist me to proBclaim
To sC#mpread through all the Aearth abroad
The Bhonors of Thy Ename
So come Aon and sing Eout
Let our F#m7anthem grow Eloud
There is Aone Egreat F#m7love
There is Aone Egreat F#m7love JeEsus
JesEus, the name that charms our fears
That bids our sorrows Bcease
‘Tis C#mmusic in the Asinner’s ears
‘Tis Blife and health and Epeace
He Ebreaks the power of canceled sin
He sets the prisoners Bfree
His C#mblood can make the Afoulest clean
His Bblood availed for Eme
So come Aon and sing Eout
Let our F#m7anthem grow Eloud
There is Aone Egreat F#m7love
There iAs onEe greaF#m7t love
There is Aone Egreat F#m7love JeEsus, Jesus
He Espeaks and listening to His voice
New life the dead reBceive
The C#mmournful broken Ahearts rejoice
The Bhumble poor belEieve
GloEry to God and praise and love
Be ever, ever Bgiv’n
By C#msaints below and Asaints above
The Bchurch in earth and EHeav’n
So come Aon and sing Eout
Let our F#m7anthem grow Eloud
There is Aone Egreat F#m7love
There iAs onEe greaF#m7t love
There is Aone Egreat F#m7love JeEsus
EThere are so few words
That Enever grow old
EThere are so few words
That Enever grow old
EJesus, EJesus, EJesus, EJesus!
So come Aon and sing Eout
Let our F#m7anthem grow Eloud
There is Aone Egreat F#m7love
There iAs onEe greaF#m7t love
So come Aon----E  
So come Aon----E  
So come Aon and sing Eout
Let our F#m7anthem grow Eloud
There is Aone Egreat F#m7love
There iAs onEe greaF#m7t love
There is Aone Egreat F#m7love JeEsus, JeEsusE  
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