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My Title Clear Joel A. Erickson, 2004 Copyright: Public Domain Main subject: Supplication Scripture: Revelation 3:11 My Title Clear Joel A. Erickson, 2004 Copyright: Public Domain Key: G Meter: 10.9.10.8.10 D Learn about playing music formats... view Scorch sheet music [.sib] play midi [.mid] play high quality mp3 [.mp3] play dial-up quality mp3 [.mp3] stop dial-up quality WMA [.wma]	Now playing Dial-Up Quality WMA. It may take a few seconds to begin. Attention: this Windows Media Audio will usually only play with Internet Explorer on Windows. I do not ask to live a life of ease, I do not ask for wealth or honor, I do not ask to do as I would please; I only ask that when I die My title may be clear to reign on high. Refrain: My title clear, no questions left behind, A blameless record, strong and certain, That Thou and all who look no dispute find; Yes, Lord, I ask that when I die My title may be clear to reign on high. I do not ask for things too high for me, I do not ask to know the morrow, I do not ask that myst’ries I may see; I only ask that when I die My title may be clear to reign on high. I only ask—this is my only plea, I ask for grace to be a Christian, To live a life of constant victory; And this I ask that when I die My title may be clear to reign on high. When shadows lengthen on my pathway here, When evening shades would dim my vision, I ask for help that I may persevere; And this I ask that when I die My title may be clear to reign on high.

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I do not ask to live a life of ease,
I do not ask for wealth or honor,
I do not ask to do as I would please;
I only ask that when I die
My title may be clear to reign on high.
- Refrain:
  My title clear, no questions left behind,
  A blameless record, strong and certain,
  That Thou and all who look no dispute find;
  Yes, Lord, I ask that when I die
  My title may be clear to reign on high.
I do not ask for things too high for me,
I do not ask to know the morrow,
I do not ask that myst’ries I may see;
I only ask that when I die
My title may be clear to reign on high.
I only ask—this is my only plea,
I ask for grace to be a Christian,
To live a life of constant victory;
And this I ask that when I die
My title may be clear to reign on high.
When shadows lengthen on my pathway here,
When evening shades would dim my vision,
I ask for help that I may persevere;
And this I ask that when I die
My title may be clear to reign on high.