Psalm 71

from No More to Fear by Luke Morton

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My Savior, my almighty Friend,
When I begin Thy praise
Where will the growing numbers end
The numbers of Thy grace?

Thou art my everlasting trust
Thy goodness I adore

How will my lips rejoice to tell
The victories of my King!
My soul redeemed from sin and hell
Shall Thy salvation sing

When I am filled with sore distress
From some oppressing sin
I’ll plead Thy perfect righteousness
And mention none but Thine

Thou art my everlasting trust
Thy goodness I adore

How will my lips rejoice to tell
The victories of my King!
My soul redeemed from sin and hell
Shall Thy salvation sing

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from No More to Fear, released March 22, 2007
©2004 Walk Out of the Grave Music
Words: Isaac Watts, 1719
Music: Luke Morton, 2004

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Luke Morton is Pastor of Worship at Trinity Church Seattle.

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