Fy Iesu fe'th garaf

Fy Iesu, fe'th garaf,
  Wyt eiddo i mi,
Gadawaf bob gwagedd -
  Fy mywyd wyt Ti;
Fy anwyl Waredwr,
  Fy Ngheidwad pur yw, -
Byth mwy fe'th folianaf,
  Fy Iesu a'm Duw.

Fe'th garaf am i Ti
  Drwy ing marwol loes,
Wneyd ffordd i fy nghadw
  Ar bren garw'r groes;
Derbyniaist archollion,
  Dy fron oedd yn friw, -
Byth mwy fe'th folianaf,
  Fy Iesu a'm Duw.

'Rol cyraedd trigfanau
  Anfarwol y nef,
Caf wisgo aur goron
  A byw gydag Ef;
Pan glywaf Hosanna
  Y nef ar fy nghlyw,
Tragwyddol folianaf
  Fy Iesu a'm Duw.

My Jesus, I love thee,
  Thou art my own,
I leave every emptiness -
  My life art Thou;
My beloved Deliverer,
  My pure Saviour he is, -
For evermore I will praise thee,
  My Jesus and my God.

I love thee because Thou
  Through the anguish of mortal throes,
Made a way to save me
  On the rough wood of the cross;
Thou didst receive wounds,
  Thy breast was bruised, -
For evermore I will praise thee,
  My Jesus and my God.

After reaching the immortal
  Dwellings of heaven,
I shall get to wear a gold crown
  And live with Him;
When I hear the Hosanna
  Of heaven on my hearing,
Eternally I will praise
  My Jesus and my God.

My Jesus, I love Thee,
  I know Thou art mine,
For Thee all the follies
  Of sin I resign.
My Gracious Redeemer,
  My Saviour art Thou,
If ever I loved Thee,
  My Jesus, 'tis now.

I love Thee, because Thou
  Hast first loved me,
And purchased my pardon
  On Calvary's tree;
I love Thee for wearing
  The thorns on Thy brow;
If ever I loved Thee,
  My Jesus, 'tis now.

In mansions of glory
  And endless delight,
I'll ever adore Thee
  In heaven so bright;
I'll sing with the glittering
  Crown on my brow,
If ever I loved Thee,
  My Jesus, 'tis now.