2788. I Find Thee So Precious

1. O what are the pleasures that silver can buy?
They come and they go, but cannot satisfy;
But praised be the Savior! I cease not to cry,
I find Thee so precious, my Savior!

Refrain
O sweeter and sweeter, as day follows day,
As the gold of the morning breaks forth through the gray;
As I lift up my soul, as I praise and I pray,
I find Thee more precious, my Savior!

2. I care not if all the proud world turn away,
The plaudits of men only last for a day;
Their frowns do not frighten, or cause me dismay,
I find Thee so precious, my Savior! [Refrain]

3. As well in the cottage as under the dome,
Beside my own cot, or wherever I roam;
The honey from Heaven still drips from the comb;
I find Thee so precious, my Savior! [Refrain]

Text Information
First Line: O what are the pleasures that silver can buy?
Title: I Find Thee So Precious
Author: James Martin Gray (1904)
Refrain First Line: O sweeter and sweeter, as day follows day
Language: English
Copyright: Public Domain
Tune Information
Name: [O what are the pleasures that silver can buy?]
Composer: James McGranahan
Incipit: 53211 71267 15543
Key: F Major
Copyright: Public Domain



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