| Song | As Over The Past My Memory Strays |
| Album | The Christian Hymn Book |
| Genre | Traditional Christian Hymns |
| Writer(s) | A. Campbell And Others |
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| Tags | As Over The Past My Memory Strays |
| Theme(s) | Temptations And Conflicts |
| Scripture Reference(s) | |
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As Over The Past My Memory Strays,
Why Heaves The Secret Sigh?
’Tis That I Mourn Departed Days,
Still Unprepared To Die.
The World And Worldly Things Beloved,
My Anxious Thoughts Employed;
And Time, Unhallowed, Unimproved,
Presents A Fearful Void.
Yet, Holy Father, Wild Despair
Chase From My Laboring Breast;
Thy Grace It Is Which Prompts The Prayer,
That Grace Can Do The Rest.
My Life’s Brief Remnant All Be Thine;
And When Thy Sure Decree
Bids Me This Fleeting Breath Resign,
O, Speed My Soul To Thee.
