|  1 | Lord, in Thy presence silent I would be, | 
|   | That in the inmost I to Thee may come; | 
|   | I would not in my own way pray to Thee, | 
|   | But let Thy prayer in me my prayer become. | 
|  2 | It seems Thou art in heaven hearing me, | 
|   | But right within my spirit Thou dost dwell; | 
|   | It seems that I am praying unto Thee, | 
|   | But really from Thyself the prayers do well. | 
|  3 | When, Lord, no words my burden can express, | 
|   | My spirit with Thy Spirit deeply groans; | 
|   | Not verbally I then my plea address, | 
|   | But Thou dost pray within with words unknown. | 
|  4 | I would inhale Thee, Lord, een as I breathe, | 
|   | And eat and drink Thee as my life supply. | 
|   | A deeper fellowship with Thee bequeath | 
|   | That Thou express Thyself through me thereby. | 
|  5 | Here in this fellowship Thy light doth shine, | 
|   | Thy precious blood doth cleanse and make me clean; | 
|   | May I not only, Lord, Thy light enshrine, | 
|   | But may Thou be expressed and clearly seen. | 
|  6 | Thy oil anoints me here in every way, | 
|   | Anointing Thee within unceasingly; | 
|   | I more decrease, Thou more increase each day, | 
|   | Thus full expression Thou shalt have through me. | 
|  7 | Myself I open that Thou may flow in; | 
|   | Opning myself to others, Lord, flow out; | 
|   | By such a stream, the fellowship within, | 
|   | Thou, Lord, expressed will be my life throughout. |