His Eye Is On The Sparrow

Civillia D. Martin 1905 Charles H. Gabriel 1905

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Why should I feel dis - cour - aged? Why should the sad - ows come?
"Let not your heart be trou - bled," His ten - der words I hear;
When - ev - er I am tempt - ed, When - ev - er cluds a - rise,

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Why should my heart be lone - ly And long for heav'n and home When
And rest - ing on His good - ness, I lose my doubt and fear. Though
When songs give place to sigh - ing, When hope with - in me dies, I

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Je - sus is my por - tion? My con - stant Friend is He: His
by the path He lead - eth But one step I may see:
draw the clos - er to Him; From care He sets me free:

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