Jesus, ^FRefuge of the wear^C-ry, Blest Redeemer, whom we ^Flove, Fountain in life's desert ^Bbdrear-^Fy. Savior ^Bbfrom the ^Fworld ^Ca-^Fbove; O how ^C7oft ^FThine ^C7eyes, ^Foffend^C-ed, Gaze up-^Gm7on the ^Csinner's ^Ffall! Yet up-^Aon the cross ex-^Dmtended, Thou didst ^Gmbear ^Cthe pain of ^Fall.

Do we ^Fpass that cross un-heed^C-ing, Breathing no repentant ^Fvow, Though we see Thee wounded, ^Bbbleed-^Fing, See Thy ^Bbthrone en-^Fcir-^Ccled ^Fbrow? Yet Thy ^C7sin-^Fless ^C7death ^Fhath brought^C us Life e-t^Gm7ernal, ^Cpeace, and ^Frest; Only ^Awhat Thy grace hath ^Dmtaught us Calms the ^Gmsin-^Cner's stormy ^Fbreast.

Jesus, ^Fmay our hearts be burn^C-ing With more fervent love for ^FThee! May our eyes be ever ^Bbburn-^Fing To Thy ^Bbcross of ^Fag-^Co-^Fny, Till in ^C7glo-^Fry ^C7part-^Fed nev^C-er From the ^Gm7blessed ^CSavior's ^Fside, Graven ^Ain our hearts for-^Dmever, Dwell the ^Gmcross, ^Cthe Cruci-^Ffied!