I Do, Don’t You
Madame Magdalene Tartt Lawrence * Track #57 On The Paramount Project Volume 4 (12300-12399)
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I Do, Don't You by Madame Magdalene Tartt Lawrence
Performed by
Madame Magdalene Tartt LawrenceI Do, Don’t You Lyrics
[Verse 1]
I know a dear Savior
I do; don't you?
I live by His favor
I do; don't you?
For grace I implore Him
I worship before Him
I love, I adore Him
I do; don't you?
[Verse 2]
I need Him to lead me
I do; don't you?
Heaven's manna to feed me
I do; don't you?
Whatever betide me
I need Him beside me
In mercy to hide me
I do; don't you?
[Verse 3]
I love to be near Him
I do; don't you?
He speaks and I hear Him
I do; don't you?
For me He is caring
The cross I am bearing
I love Him for sharing
I do; don't you?
[Verse 4]
I want Him to use me
I do; don't you?
For service to choose me
I do; don't you?
I want Him to bless me
To own and confess me
Completely possess me
I do; don't you?
I Do, Don’t You Q&A
Who wrote I Do, Don’t You's ?
I Do, Don’t You was written by Edwin Othello Excell.