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[Jesus, my Lord, I cry to Thee]
Jesus, my Lord, I cry to TheeAgainst the spirit unclean;
I want a constant liberty
A perfect rest from sin:
Expel the fiend out of my heart
By love's almighty power,
Now, now command him to depart,
And never enter more.
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