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In Thee, O Spirit true and tender

Nicholas Schliapin

$8.95

Composer:
Nicholas Schliapin
Lyricist:
Frances A. Fox
Text Source:
Chrisitan Science Hymnal #154-6
Publisher:
Wordlight Publishing
Instrumentation:
Keyboard/Vocal
Key:
A Minor
Vocal Range:
Medium
Vocal Pitch Range:
D4 - E5

An arrangement of an early American shape note melody, "O sleep not, my babe", from "Southern Harmony" - a book of hymn tunes first published ca. 1835. This piece (with words from Hymn #154-6 from the 1932 Christian Science Hymnal) is one of a large collection of hymn texts given new, creative settings by Nicholas Schliapin. Watchfire is thrilled to make Mr. Schliapin's music once again available.

Lyrics

In Thee, O Spirit true and tender

Words: Frances A. Fox
Composer: Nicholas P. Schliapin

In Thee, O Spirit true and tender,
I find my life as God’s own child;
Within Thy light of glorious splendor
I lose the earth-clouds drear and wild.

Within Thy love is safe abiding
From every thought that giveth fear;
Within Thy truth a perfect chiding,
Should I forget that Thou art near.

In Thee I have no pain or sorrow,
No anxious thought, no load of care.
Thou art the same today, tomorrow;
Thy love and truth are everywhere.

Copyright 2004 Nicholas P. Schliapin
Published 2004 Wordlight Publishing by permission
Words used courtesy of The Mary Baker Eddy Collection

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