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Heart To God, Hand To Man
In darkest England 1865,
a dismal slum of poverty.
A band of believers rescued from the night,
played songs of hope and offered light.
If a man is hungry,
give him food to eat.
If a stranger's thirsty,
give him drink.
If a woman's battered, if a child's abandoned,
bring them in,
give them what they need.
A heart to God and a hand to man,
here begins the healing of our land.
A heart to God and a hand to man,
I can still hear the Hallelujah band.
A heart to God and a hand to man.
Like an army marching as to war,
come to set the captives free.
The bread of life for the poorest of poor,
hear their cries, bringing relief.
If a man is hungry,
give him food to eat.
If a stranger's thirsty,
give him drink.
If a woman's battered, if a child's abandoned,
bring them in,
give them what they need.
A heart to God and a hand to man,
here begins the healing of our land.
A heart to God and a hand to man,
I can still hear the Hallelujah band.
A heart to God and a hand to man.
While women weep as they do now,
while children are hungry,
while hope can be found.
While one soul remains without light,
I will fight on, fight on,
I'll fight to the very end.
A heart to God and a hand to man,
here begins the healing of our land.
A heart to God and a hand to man,
I can still hear the Hallelujah band.
A heart to God and a hand to man.
Singing a heart to God and a hand to man,
here begins the healing of our land.
A heart to God and a hand to man,
I can still hear the Hallelujah band.
Singing a heart to God and a hand to man,
here begins the healing of our land.
A heart to God and a hand to man,
I can still hear the Salvation Army band.
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I can still hear the Salvation Army band.
A heart to God and a hand to man,
here begins the healing of our land.
Singing a heart to God and a hand to man,
I can still hear the Hallelujah band.
A heart to God and a hand to man,
here begins the healing of our land.
Singing a heart to God and a hand to man,
A heart to God and a hand to man.
I can still hear the Hallelujah band.
A heart to God and a hand to man,
here begins the healing of our land.
A heart to God and a hand to man,
I'll fight to the very end.
I will fight on, fight on,
While one soul remains without light,
while hope can be found.
while children are hungry,
While women weep as they do now,
A heart to God and a hand to man.
I can still hear the Hallelujah band.
A heart to God and a hand to man,
here begins the healing of our land.
A heart to God and a hand to man,
give them what they need.
bring them in,
If a woman's battered, if a child's abandoned,
give him drink.
If a stranger's thirsty,
give him food to eat.
If a man is hungry,
hear their cries, bringing relief.
The bread of life for the poorest of poor,
come to set the captives free.
Like an army marching as to war,
A heart to God and a hand to man.
I can still hear the Hallelujah band.
A heart to God and a hand to man,
here begins the healing of our land.
A heart to God and a hand to man,
give them what they need.
bring them in,
If a woman's battered, if a child's abandoned,
give him drink.
If a stranger's thirsty,
give him food to eat.
If a man is hungry,
played songs of hope and offered light.
A band of believers rescued from the night,
a dismal slum of poverty.
In darkest England 1865,
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| HHeart TTo GGod, HHand TTo MMan |
| eart o od, and o an |
| eHart oT oGd, aHnd oT aMn |
| jeart fo hod, jand fo jan |
| jHeart fTo hGod, jHand fTo jMan |
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| Hjeart Tfo Ghod, Hjand Tfo Mjan |
| ueart 5o yod, uand 5o kan |
| uHeart 5To yGod, uHand 5To kMan |
| Hueart T5o Gyod, Huand T5o Mkan |
| neart ho bod, nand ho nan |
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| nHeart hTo bGod, nHand hTo nMan |
| Hneart Tho Gbod, Hnand Tho Mnan |
| beart yo vod, band yo Maan |
| bHeart yTo vGod, bHand yTo Mn |
| Hbeart Tyo Gvod, Hband Tyo Mna |
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| geart 6o fod, gand 6o Mzn |
| gHeart 6To fGod, gHand 6To Mzan |
| Hgeart T6o Gfod, Hgand T6o Mazn |
| yeart go tod, yand go Mqn |
| yHeart gTo tGod, yHand gTo Mqan |
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| Hyeart Tgo Gtod, Hyand Tgo Maqn |
| Heeart ro Good, Haand ro Msn |
| Hart rTo Gd, Hnd rTo Msan |
| Haert Tro Gdo, Hnad Tro Masn |
| Hsart Too Gkd, Hznd Too Mwn |
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| Hseart T Gkod, Hzand T Mwan |
| Hesart To Gokd, Haznd To Mawn |
| H3art Tk G9d, Hqnd Tk Mxn |
| H3eart Tko G9od, Hqand Tko Mxan |
| He3art Tok Go9d, Haqnd Tok Maxn |
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| Hfart T9 G0d, Hsnd T9 Mann |
| Hfeart T9o G0od, Hsand T9o Ma |
| Hefart To9 Go0d, Hasnd To9 Man |
| Hrart T0 Gld, Hwnd T0 Mam |
| Hreart T0o Glod, Hwand T0o Mamn |
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| Herart To0 Gold, Hawnd To0 Manm |
| H4art Tl Gid, Hxnd Tl Mah |
| H4eart Tlo Giod, Hxand Tlo Mahn |
| He4art Tol Goid, Haxnd Tol Manh |
| Hdart Ti Godd, Hannd Ti Maj |
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| Hdeart Tio Go, Had Tio Majn |
| Hedart Toi Go,d Hadn Toi Manj |
| Hwart Gox, Hamd Mab |
| Hweart Goxd, Hamnd Mabn |
| Hewart Godx, Hanmd Manb |
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| Heaart Goe, Hahd |
| Hert Goed, Hahnd |
| Herat Gode, Hanhd |
| Hezrt Gof, Hajd |
| Hezart Gofd, Hajnd |
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| Heazrt Godf, Hanjd |
| Heqrt Gor, Habd |
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