About these lyrics
These lyrics are intended to glorify God and edify the reader. So feel free to quote or adapt any of these words without charge for use in any Christian work intended for publication, provided proper credit is given to Roger E. Bruner. Of course, if you'd also send him a copy of the work once it is in print, he'd enjoy seeing it and knowing that this blog helped.
NOTE: PDF versions of lead sheets (words, music, and chords) are available for many of these songs. See the Lead Sheets page for more information.
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Quench My Thirst, Lord
(I’ve updated a number of the lyrics from what you’ll hear on this very old recording, but at least it’ll give you an idea of what it sounds like.) Quench my thirst, Lord; Fill my life with things that always … Continue reading
His Life for Mine
You may listen to a recording of this song here. I was God’s enemy Till He made me His friend, Giving the greatest gift, His life for mine. God gave Himself through Christ; His Son He sacrificed. He died to … Continue reading
(If Christ Had Not Been) Born a Baby
(You may listen to this song here.) If Christ had not been born a baby, Fully human and yet still fully God; Had He not lived and died as a man, Then how would God know what we feel? If … Continue reading
Create in Me a Clean Heart, O Lord
You may listen to a recording of this song here. Create in me a clean heart, O Lord, And renew a right spirit within me. Don’t turn me away from Your presence, Lord, Or withhold Your Spirit from me. Don’t … Continue reading
What I Can Do for You I’m Doing for Him
An old recording of this song may be heard here. Here’s the free lead sheet. Let me feed you when you are hungry; Let me quench your thirst when you feel dry. Let me shelter you when it’s cold outside. … Continue reading
Posted in Cold water, Cup of Cold Water, Serving Jesus
Tagged As I Come Singing, christianity, Free Christian Lead Sheets, Free Christian Lyrics, Free Christian Song Lyrics, Helping, Loving, On Aging Gracelessly, Roger E. Bruner, Servanthood, Serving God, Serving Other People, The Devil and Pastor Gus, What I Can Do for You I'm Doing for Him
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Settled Out of Court!
Settled out of court! My case was settled out of court, Though I was as guilty of sin As anyone on earth could be. But I had to trust my Lawyer; Trust Him I did, For I had to tell … Continue reading
Posted in Court, God's Mercy, Guilt, Judge, Lawyer, Mercy
Tagged Forgiveness, Free Christian Lead Sheets, Free Christian Lyrics, God, Jesus, Judge, Lawyer, Mercy, Roger E. Bruner, Settle Out of Court
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All Like Sheep (version B)
A very old home recording of this song is found HERE. We’re all like sheep who’ve gone astray, We’re all like sheep who’ve gone astray, We’re all like sheep who’ve gone astray, Lost in our best intentions. We’ve nibbled our … Continue reading
All Like Sheep (Version A)
A very old home recording of this song may be heard here. We’re all like sheep who’ve gone astray, Lost in our best intentions. We’ve nibbled our way down unknown paths In search of greener grasses. But the Good Shepherd … Continue reading
The More Like Him I Grow
God is my Heavenly Father; He made me who I am. He wants all that’s best for me; It’s written in His plan. His Son is like a big brother Who guides me as I go. The closer I walk … Continue reading
Like a Dog Chasing His Own Tail
Like a dog that is chasing his own tail In a circle around, as he goes to lie down, So my life’s been a cycle of searching For happiness that disappears As soon as it’s found. Like a dog madly … Continue reading
Posted in Australia, Birthday Present, Children, Dog, Lostness, Missions, Searching, Windsor District Baptist Church
Tagged As I Come Singing, Birthday Present, Children's Song, Dogs, Free Christian Lead Sheets, Free Christian Lyrics, George Stubbs, Like a Dog Chasing His Own Tail, Mission Trips, Roger E. Bruner, Scripture Lessons, Windsor District Baptist Church
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