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I love Thee, Jesus,
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| 1. | I love Thee, Jesus, |
| | And Thy love to me |
| | Draws me ever to seek Thee |
| | And run after Thee, |
| | Draws me, ever to seek Thee |
| | And run after Thee. |
| | Thou art beloved, |
| | Yea! Altogether lovely, |
| | The One in whom my heart delighteth. |
| 2. | Thy love, Lord Jesus, |
| | Is sweeter than wine, |
| | And Thy fragrance of ointments |
| | My heart doth entwine, |
| | And Thy fragrance of ointments |
| | My heart doth entwine. |
| | A fount in gardens, |
| | A well of living waters, |
| | Which streams and flows from Lebanon's |
| | mountains. |
| 3. | O come Beloved, |
| | On my garden blow, |
| | That the odor of spices |
| | May break forth and flow, |
| | That the odor of spices |
| | May break forth and flow. |
| | My spouse, My sister, |
| | I'm come into My garden |
| | To feast upon wine, milk and honey. |
| 4. | Set me Lord Jesus, |
| | As seal on Thine heart; |
| | Jealously's cruel as Sheol, |
| | And love's strong as death. |
| | Much water cannot |
| | Quench love, nor do floods drown it. |
| | All man could give for love is contemned. |
| | (Repeat the last three lines of each stanza) |
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