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think I know a Schäfelein

think I know a Schäfelein

children's song

first Remember, I know a Schäfelein,
not want the 'be obedient.
delivery of his flock away
came to an evil way.
Think, think, think the Schäfelein I was.
Think, think, think the Schäfelein I was.
But my Savior, but my Savior, my Savior
but I was looking for.

second Remember, I know a Schäfelein,
ran over the sticks and stones. Feel
now here, now there once was everywhere
wounded.
think that Schäfelein I
was my Savior healed me.
think that Schäfelein I
was my Savior healed me.

third Remember, I know a Schäfelein,
fell into the swamp.
came even as an evil animal,
had the 'it almost torn.
think that Schäfelein I
was my savior protected me.
think that Schäfelein I
was my savior protected me.

4th Remember, I know a Schäfelein,
took the the Shepherd be. The
pulled out of the swamp's
's and carried on his arm home.
think that Schäfelein I
was my Savior loved me.
think that Schäfelein I
was my Savior loved me.

5th Yes, I am the Schäfelein
and now want to be very obedient!
Will not the shepherd away
consistent right now on the right track.
Yes, I want to be Schäfelein,
yes, my Savior, I am yours.
Yes, I want to be Schäfelein,
yes mein Heiland, ich bin Dein.

(Kinderlied, Autor: Ernst Gebhardt (1832 - 1899) )

"Dieses bezaubernde Lied läßt meinen Cousinen und Cousins , meinen Geschwistern und mich an unsere Kindheit zurück erinnern.

Unsere Großmutter sang es uns oft vor dem schlafen gehen vor.