Praise God for What He’s Done for Me

Praise God for what He’s done for me!
Once I was blind, but now I see;
I on the brink of ruin fell,
Glory to God! I’m out of hell.

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And above the rest this note shall swell,
This note shall swell, This note shall swell,
And above the rest this note shall swell,
My Jesus has done all things well.

The Lord has pardoned all my sin,
And now to praise Him I’ll begin;
I never praised the Lord before,
But now I’ll praise Him more and more.

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I spurned His grace, I broke His laws,
But Jesus undertook my cause;
Bad as I was, He cleansed my soul,
Healed my disease, and made me whole.

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Praise God for what He’s done for us!
He’s turned our hearts to praise Him thus,
And now He cries, “Go on, go on!
I’ll crown you when your work is done.”

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Author: Unknown

This appears to be a 19th-century American camp-meeting or revival-style hymn. No specific author is commonly credited in hymnals or databases; it is typically listed as anonymous or traditional. The refrain's phrasing echoes older gospel songs but does not match any well-known named lyricist such as Fanny Crosby or Charles Wesley.