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Text:Give Me Ears to Listen
Author:Timothy R. Smith, b. 1960
Tune:[Let me be your servant; let me walk your way]
Composer:Timothy R. Smith

525. Give Me Ears to Listen

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Text Information
First Line: Let me be your servant; let me walk your way
Title: Give Me Ears to Listen
Author: Timothy R. Smith, b. 1960
Refrain First Line: Give me ears to listen
Language: English
Publication Date: 2012
Topic: Christian Life; Comfort; Discipleship (1 more...)
Copyright: © 2005, 2008, Timothy R. Smith. Published by spiritandsong.com, a division of OCP
ONE LICENSE: 87943
Tune Information
Name: [Let me be your servant; let me walk your way]
Composer: Timothy R. Smith
Key: F Major or modal
Copyright: © 2005, 2008, Timothy R. Smith. Published by spiritandsong.com, a division of OCP



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