To Think about Jesus
Author: Mabel Jones Gabbott
This chart compares versions of the English text of To Think about Jesus, as it appears in different publications.
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1. It shouldn’t be hard to sit very still, class="diff_next">n 11. It shouldn’t be hard to sit very still
2And think about Jesus, his cross on the hill; 2And think about Jesus, his cross on the hill,
3And all that he suffered and did for me; 3And all that he suffered and did for me;
4It shouldn’t be hard to sit quietly. 4It shouldn’t be hard to sit quietly.
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6[Chorus] 6[Chorus]
7It shouldn’t be hard, even though I am small, 7It shouldn’t be hard, even though I am small,
n 8To think always of Jesus n 8To think about Jesus, not hard at all.
9not hard at all.
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t 112. When I think of the miles he walked in the dust, t 102. I think of the miles he walked in the dust,
12And the children he helped to love and to trust: 11And children he helped to love and to trust;
13It shouldn’t be hard to sit tall in my seat, 12It shouldn’t be hard to sit tall in my seat,
14To listen politely, to quiet my feet. 13To listen politely, to quiet my feet.
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