CThere is a Name I love to hear, I G7love to sing its Cworth; CIt sounds like music in my ear, The G7sweetFest CName Gon Cearth. Show Chorus: COh, how I love Jesus, G7Oh, how I love CJeGsus, COh, how I love Jesus, BeGcause He Cfirst G7loved Cme! CIt tells me of a Savior’s love, G7Who died to setC mGe free; CIt tells me of His precious blood, The G7sinneFr’Cs perGfecCt plea. CIt tells me of a Father’s smile G7Beaming upon HiCs Gchild; CIt cheers me through this little while, ThroG7ugh dFeserCt, waGsteC, and wild. CIt tells me what my Father hath G7In store for evCerGy day, CAnd though I tread a darksome path, YielG7ds suFnshiCne alGl tChe way. CIt tells of One whose loving heart G7Can feel my deeCpeGst woe; CWho in each sorrow bears a part ThatG7 noneF canC bearG beClow. CIt bids my trembling heart rejoice; G7It dries each rCisGing tear; CIt tells me, in a “still small voice,” To tG7rust Fand CneverG feCar. CJesus, the Name I love so well, G7The Name I loveC tGo hear: CNo saint on earth its worth can tell, No hG7eart FconcCeive GhowC dear. CThis Name shall shed its fragrance still G7Along this thorCnyG road, CShall sweetly smooth the rugged hill ThatG7 leadFs meC up tGo GCod. CAnd there with all the blood-bought throng, G7From sin and soCrrGow free, CI’ll sing the new eternal song Of JG7esus?F?? lCove fGor Cme. O How I Love Jesus Chords / Audio (Transposable):
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By Frederick Whitefield (1829-1904) Music: American melody
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