Give me Oil in My Lamp - Sing Hosanna
Cedarmont Kids perform a lively children's version of the classic gospel song "Give Me Oil In My Lamp." The song uses the metaphor of oil in a lamp to represent the Holy Spirit's presence, asking God to keep the believer's faith burning brightly. It also prays for joy, love, and peace in the heart, leading to singing, serving, and resting in God. The repeated chorus of "Sing hosanna to the King of Kings" directs praise to Jesus. This simple, repetitive tune is often used in Sunday school settings to teach children about depending on God's Spirit and living a life of praise.
Give me oil in my lamp, keep me burning.
Give me oil in my lamp, I pray.
Give me oil in my lamp, keep me burning,
Keep me burning till the break of day.
Sing hosanna, sing hosanna,
Sing hosanna to the King of Kings!
Sing hosanna, sing hosanna,
Sing hosanna to the King!
2. Give me joy in my heart, keep me singing.
Give me joy in my heart, I pray.
Give me joy in my heart, keep me singing,
Keep me singing till the break of day.
Sing hosanna, sing hosanna,
Sing hosanna to the King of Kings!
Sing hosanna, sing hosanna,
Sing hosanna to the King!
Give me love in my heart, keep me serving.
Give me love in my heart, I pray.
Give me love in my heart, keep me serving,
Keep me serving till the break of day.
Sing hosanna, sing hosanna,
Sing hosanna to the King of Kings!
Sing hosanna, sing hosanna,
Sing hosanna to the King!
Give me peace in my heart, keep me resting.
Give me peace in my heart, I pray.
Give me peace in my heart, keep me resting,
Keep me resting till the break of day.
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