Lyrics to the hymn, Victory In Jesus

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Introduction

Hello, my friends. I am Mother of Gooses, and I love hymns, particularly fast ones. And I'm going to be trying to publish the lyrics to all the ones I like, or kind of like, or not really like.

Today's hymn is Victory in Jesus; written by Eugene Monroe Bartlett, it is on my list of favorite hymns; and I hope that if you don't like it, you will learn to. It is a very pretty hymn.

If you don't know how the tune goes, go to YouTube and look up Carrie Underwood's version. Let me warn you, though: she doesn't sing the whole song.

Wah.

The Lyrics 

Verse 1

I heard an old, old story, 

How a savior came from glory;

How he gave his life on Calvary,

To save a wretch like me.

I heard about his groaning, 

Of his precious blood's atoning;

Then I repented of my sins, and won the victory. 

Chorus

Oh, victory in Jesus,

My savior forever.

He sought me,

And bought me, 

With his redeeming blood;

He loved me 'ere I knew him,

And all my love is due him.

He plunged me to victory, beneath the cleansing flood.

Verse 2

I heard about his healing, 

Of his cleansing power revealing;

How he made the lame to walk again,

And caused the blind to see.

And then I cried, 'Dear Jesus, come and heal my broken spirit';

And somehow Jesus came and brought to me the victory.

Chorus

Oh, victory in Jesus,

My savior forever.

He sought me, 

And bought me,

With his redeeming blood;

He loved me 'ere I knew him,

And all my love is due him.

He plunged me to victory, beneath the cleansing flood.

Verse 3

I heard about a mansion,

He has built for me in glory;

And I've heard about the streets of gold,

Beyond the crystal sea;

About the angels singing, 

And that old redemption story;

And some sweet day I'll sing up there the song of victory.

Chorus

Oh, victory in Jesus,

My savior forever.

He sought me,

And bought me,

 With his redeeming blood;

He loved me 'ere I knew him, 

And all my love is due him.

He plunged me to victory, beneath the cleansing flood.


     Afterwards

And that, my friends, is it. Isn't it nice? Carrie skipped the third verse, which irritates me.

But, she did a good job on what she did sing, thank goodness. So many people today just don't do a good job on hymn singing.

Goodbye, and God bless.


-Mother of Gooses


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