| Song | O Thou Who When I Did Complain |
| Album | John Wesley’s Collection of Hymns |
| Genre | Traditional Christian Hymns |
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| Tags | O Thou Who When I Did Complain |
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O Thou Who, When I Did Complain,
Didst All My Griefs Remove,
O Saviour, Do Not Now Disdain
My Humble Praise And Love.
Since Thou A Pitying Ear Didst Give,
And Hear Me When I Prayed,
I’ll Call Upon Thee While I Live,
And Never Doubt Thy Aid.
Pale Death, With All His Ghastly Train,
My Soul Encompassed Round,
Anguish, And Sin, And Dread, And Pain,
On Every Side I Found.
To Thee, O Lord Of Life, I Prayed,
And Did For Succour Flee:
O Save (In My Distress I Said)
The Soul That Trusts In Thee!
How Good Thou Art! How Large Thy Grace!
How Ready To Forgive!
The Helpless Thou Delight’st To Raise:
And By Thy Love I Live.
Then, O My Soul, Be Never More
With Anxious Thoughts Distrest!
God’s Bounteous Love Doth Thee Restore
To Ease, And Joy, And Rest.
My Eyes No Longer Drowned In Tears,
My Feet From Falling Free,
Redeemed From Death And Guilty Fears,
O Lord, I’ll Live To Thee.
