Tuesday, February 19, 2013

singing I go …


I notice that on the weekends where I for the most part have the mornings to myself, I get a little grouchy when I have small friendly helpful intrusions. This should not be! Where are my bright eyes and fat bones (Proverbs 15:30)? I needed a song or something to feed my brain to be more successful at a welcoming spirit. This was my Saturday thought.

Sunday as I was getting around for church, this hymn came on and the chorus was catchy. This is a song my brain can dig its talons into, allowing a bounce in my heart.

Singing I Go
I. The trusting heart to Jesus clings,
Nor any ill forebodes,
But at the cross of Calv’ry, sings,
Praise God for lifted loads!

Chorus
Singing I go along life’s road,
Praising the Lord, praising the Lord,
Singing I go along life’s road,
For Jesus has lifted my load.

II. The passing days bring many cares,
“Fear not,” I hear Him say,
And when my fears are turned to prayers,
The burdens slip away.

Chorus
Singing I go along life’s road,
Praising the Lord, praising the Lord,
Singing I go along life’s road,
For Jesus has lifted my load.

III. He tells me of my Father’s love,
And never slumb’ring eye,
My everlasting King above
Will all my needs supply.

Chorus
Singing I go along life’s road,
Praising the Lord, praising the Lord,
Singing I go along life’s road,
For Jesus has lifted my load.

IV. When to the throne of grace I flee,
I find the promise true,
The mighty arms upholding me
Will bear my burdens too.

words : Eliza E Hewitt
music : William J Kirkpatrick


Proverbs 15:30
Bright eyes gladden the heart; good news puts fat on the bones.

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