1
Lord, breathe Thy breath of life upon me,
I’m as a bone disjoined and dry;
O may Thou quicken and restore me
And with Thy Body unify.
I’m as a bone disjoined and dry;
O may Thou quicken and restore me
And with Thy Body unify.
2
Lord, breathe Thy breath of life upon me,
My spirit is so bound and slow;
O break my shackles and release me,
To mingle in Thy Body’s flow.
My spirit is so bound and slow;
O break my shackles and release me,
To mingle in Thy Body’s flow.
3
Lord, breathe Thy breath of life upon me,
My burdened spirit cannot rise;
May Thou encourage and revive me
To share Thy Body’s full supplies.
My burdened spirit cannot rise;
May Thou encourage and revive me
To share Thy Body’s full supplies.
4
Lord, breathe Thy breath of life upon me,
My barren spirit has no joy;
O may Thou satisfy and bless me,
Thy Body’s riches to enjoy.
My barren spirit has no joy;
O may Thou satisfy and bless me,
Thy Body’s riches to enjoy.
5
Lord, breathe Thy breath of life upon me,
To me a true dependence give;
Deal with my death and isolation,
That in Thy Body I may live.
To me a true dependence give;
Deal with my death and isolation,
That in Thy Body I may live.
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Mansfield, Ohio, United States
I love the words but I don’t know the music. I guess the reason why is the hymnal was 1200 pages. There are many pages I’ve never turned. I doubt if very many saints even know even 200 of them.
Los Angeles, CA, United States
This hymn is so sweet, filled with so many prayer burdens.