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Music In The Soul

Author: Henry Burton Hymnal: The Cyber Hymnal #10063 Meter: 7.6.7.6 D with repeat First Line: The world is full of singing Lyrics: 1 The world is full of singing, I hear it everywhere; The flowers their bells are ringing Out on the scented air; And up above, around me, The silent anthems roll, For the glorious Lord has found me, And there’s music in my soul; For the glorious Lord has found me, And there’s music in my soul. 2 My heart was fond of sighing, With just some breaks of song, As self was ever trying To make its weakness strong; But now in Him confiding, His Word has made me whole, And ever in Christ abiding, There’s music in my soul. And ever in Christ abiding, There’s music in my soul. 3 My heart was full of sadness, Of over-weighty care, But now the oil of gladness Has turned to praise the prayer; And so I keep pursuing And press towards the goal; But praying, waiting, doing, There’s music in my soul; But praying, waiting, doing, There’s music in my soul. 4 And so my heart keeps singing Unto the Master’s Word, And it is always singing Just like a springtime bird. I know not what the harps may be When the heav’nly anthems roll, But I know that Heav’n is near to me, For there’s music in my soul; But I know that Heav’n is near to me, For there’s music in my soul. Languages: English Tune Title: NANTES

There's music in my soul

Author: Henry Burton Hymnal: The Golden Sheaf #d80 (1898) First Line: The world is full of singing Refrain First Line: The blood of Christ is flowing

There's music in my soul

Author: Henry Burton Hymnal: Sacred Melodies No. 1 #d85 (1886) First Line: The world is full of singing Refrain First Line: The blood

Music in my soul

Author: Henry Burton Hymnal: Songs for the Harvest Field #d117 (1891) First Line: The world is full of singing Refrain First Line: The blood of Christ is flowing

There's music in my soul

Author: Henry Burton Hymnal: The New Golden Sheaf #d164 (1940) First Line: The world is full of singing Refrain First Line: The blood of Christ is flowing

There's music in my soul

Author: Henry Burton Hymnal: Good News in Song. Rev. ed. #d182 (1891) First Line: The world is full of singing Refrain First Line: The blood of Christ is flowing Languages: English

There's music in my soul

Author: Henry Burton Hymnal: Sacred Melodies (Revised) #d293 (1889) First Line: The world is full of singing Refrain First Line: The blood of Christ is flowing

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