Under the Blood (Guirey)

My sins, which were many, are all washed away,
And now I am happy and free;
I sing of God’s mercy by night and by day,
His wonderful mercy to me.

Refrain

My sins are all under the blood,
I’m washed in the soul-healing flood;
Christ died in my place;
I am saved by His grace;
Praise God, I’m under the blood.

In Calvary’s fountain there’s life-giving power;
I plunged and my heart was made whole;
And now I am trusting my Savior each hour;
His glory is filling my soul.

Refrain

There’s room in this fountain for all who will come,
There’s pardon and cleansing for you;
The moment you enter your healing is won,
And you are a creature made new.

Refrain

Author: Elisha A. Hoffman

Year: 1899

Commonly attributed to Elisha A. Hoffman (1839-1929), a prolific gospel hymn writer. The parenthetical '(Guirey)' in the title likely refers to the composer of the tune (possibly William J. Guirey or similar) rather than the lyricist. Some sources list slight variations in title or co-attribution, but Hoffman is the primary author of the lyrics.