S.M. sung to Moreland by Anonymous "Melodies and Chants" 1904 (S.M.) 1 WHOM have we, Lord, but Thee, Soul thirst to satisfy? Exhaustless spring! The waters free! All other streams are dry.
2 Our hearts by Thee are set On brighter things above; Strange that we ever should forget Thine own most faithful love.
3 Yet oft we credit not That Thou dost give as God, Though well we know our happy lot In trusting to Thy blood.
4 None like the ransomed host That precious blood have known; Redemption gives faith's holy boast To draw so near the throne.
5 Higher and higher yet! Pleading that same life-blood, We taste the love that knows no let, Of Abba, as of God.
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