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 |  |  |  | 1. | Oh, tame me, Lord! rebellious nature calm, |  |  |  | Oh, tame me, Lord! |  |  |  | This heart, so tossed and filled with wild |  |  |  | alarm, |  |  |  | Oh, tame me, Lord! |  |  |  | These human longings, let them end in Thee, |  |  |  | And let me be Thy bondslave, even me! |  |  | 2. | I will not ask Thee to account to me |  |  |  | For aught Thou dost; |  |  |  | For crosses sore, or paths I cannot see: |  |  |  | But I will trust. |  |  |  | No second causes shall perplex my soul, |  |  |  | Or stay from yielding all to Thy control. |  |  | 3. | The raging storm I dare not fight alone, |  |  |  | Ah, show Thy face! |  |  |  | Say, "It is I!" Thyself to me make known, |  |  |  | Ah, show Thy face! |  |  |  | Then what care I for darkest depths of woe? |  |  |  | Thine arms, O Christ, shall fold me close, I |  |  |  | know! |  |  | 4. | Oh, save me, Lord! Subdue this stubborn will; |  |  |  | Oh, save me, Lord! |  |  |  | In spite of all, Thy purposes fulfil |  |  |  | In me, Oh, Lord; |  |  |  | I yield my self, and all I have and am, |  |  |  | To follow Thee, Thou all redeeming Lamb! |  |  | 5. | How can I fear? Thou art so near to me; |  |  |  | How can I fear? |  |  |  | I hear Thee say, "Believe, and thou shalt see!" |  |  |  | How can I fear? |  |  |  | I now believe, and trust Thy mighty power, |  |  |  | To save, to heal, to keep this very hour! | 
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