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The Lord into His garden comes

Author: Anonymous Appears in 240 hymnals Used With Tune: NASHVILLE
The Lord into His garden comes

As near to Calvary I pass

Appears in 47 hymnals Used With Tune: NASHVILLE
As near to Calvary I pass
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In de dark woods, no Indian nigh

Meter: 8.8.6 Appears in 28 hymnals Lyrics: 1. In de dark woods, no Indian high, Den me look Heb'n, and send up cry, (Repeat previous line), Upon my knee so low; But God on high, in shiny place, See me at night, wid teary face-- (Repeat previous line), De preacher tell me so. 2. God send he angel, take um care, He cum he self and hear um prayer, (Repeat previous line), (If Indian heart do pray,) He see me now, he know me here; He say, Poor Indian, never fear, (Repeat previous line), Me wid you night and day. 3. So me lub God, wid inside heart, He fight for me, he take um part, (Repeat previous line) He save um life before; God hear poor Indian in de wood; So me lub him, and dat be good (Repeat previous line) Me prize him evermore. 4. De joy I felt I cannot tell, To tink dat I was saved from hell, (Repeat previous line), Through Jesus' streaming blood; Dat I am saved by grace divine, Who am de worst of all mankind, (Repeat previous line), O glory be to God; 5. Now I be here baptized to be, Dat in de water you may see (Repeat previous line) De way my Jesus go; Dis is de way I do believe Dat Jesus here for us did leave, (Repeat previous line), To follow here below. Used With Tune: INDIAN CONVERT
In de dark woods, no Indian nigh

My heart by nature is a stone

Appears in 2 hymnals Used With Tune: NASHVILLE
My heart by nature is a stone

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