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    Abide With Me (I) Barnby

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    This document contains lyrics to the hymn "Abide with Me" written by Henry Francis Lyte in 1847 and set to music composed by Joseph Barnby in 1868. The hymn has 6 verses with 4 lines each that express a request for God's presence and comfort as darkness and difficulties approach. It reflects on needing God's help when other helpers and comforts fail.

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    Abide With Me (I) Barnby

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    This document contains lyrics to the hymn "Abide with Me" written by Henry Francis Lyte in 1847 and set to music composed by Joseph Barnby in 1868. The hymn has 6 verses with 4 lines each that express a request for God's presence and comfort as darkness and difficulties approach. It reflects on needing God's help when other helpers and comforts fail.

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    This document contains lyrics to the hymn "Abide with Me" written by Henry Francis Lyte in 1847 and set to music composed by Joseph Barnby in 1868. The hymn has 6 verses with 4 lines each that express a request for God's presence and comfort as darkness and difficulties approach. It reflects on needing God's help when other helpers and comforts fail.

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    Abide With Me (I) Barnby

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    Angelo Mishael
    This document contains lyrics to the hymn "Abide with Me" written by Henry Francis Lyte in 1847 and set to music composed by Joseph Barnby in 1868. The hymn has 6 verses with 4 lines each that express a request for God's presence and comfort as darkness and difficulties approach. It reflects on needing God's help when other helpers and comforts fail.

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    Henry

    Francis Lyte
    (1 793-1 847) Joseph Barnby
    Abide with me
     
    10 10 10 10 (1 838-96)

               


     = 80

       




                
    the e ven tide; deepens; Lord, with me a bide;

       
    Abide with me; fast falls The darkness

            

    
      
    
                
    6

    

     
      
    and com forts flee; O a bide with me. A men.

              
     
    When other helpers fail, Help ofthe helpless,

        
    i

    

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