| Song | I’ll Sing A Hymn To Mary |
| Album | Best Marian Hymns |
| Genre | Traditional Songs |
| Writer(s) | Fr. J. Wyze |
| Publisher / Copyrights | |
| Key | |
| Tags | I’ll Sing A Hymn To Mary, Oh Lily Of The Valley |
| Theme(s) | Devotion, Offering, Prayer, Worship |
| Scripture Reference(s) | |
| CCLI Song No |
I’ll Sing A Hymn To Mary,
The Mother Of My God,
The Virgin Of All Virgins,
Of David’s Royal Blood.
Oh Teach Me, Holy Mary,
A Loving Song To Frame,
When Wicked Men Blaspheme Thee,
To Love And Bless Thy Name. [2]
Oh Lily Of The Valley,
Oh Mystic Rose What Tree
Or Flower, Even The Fairest,
Is Half So Fair As Thee?
Oh Let Me, Though So Lowly,
Recite My Mother’s Fame:
When Wicked Men Blaspheme Thee,
I’ll Love And Bless Thy Name.
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Oh Noble Tower Of David,
Of Gold And Ivory,
The Ark Of God’s Own Promise,
The Gate Of Heaven To Me;
To Live, And Not To Love Thee,
Would Fill My Soul With Shame:
When Wicked Men Blaspheme Thee,
I’ll Love And Bless Thy Name.
But In The Crown Of Mary,
There Lies A Wondrous Gem,
As Queen Of All The Angels,
Which Mary Shares With Them;
“No Sin Hath E’er Defiled Thee,”
So Doth Our Faith Proclaim:
When Wicked Men Blaspheme Thee,
I’ll Love And Bless Thy Name.
