He is my refuge and my fortress.
Psalm 91:2
Words: W. H. Ellis, 1897. Appeared in Heralds of Grace, edited by Addison Bowser (Danville, Pennsylvania: A. B. Bowser, 1898), number 5.
Music: Paraíba Addison B. Bowser (🔊 pdf nwc).
If you know Ellis’ full name, or where to get a good photo of him (head & shoulders, at least 200×300 pixels),

Savior, I fly to Thee alone,
In times of deep distress;
Oh, soften, Lord, this heart of stone,
Thine image here impress.
Oh, drive away all doubts and fears;
Take all my guilt away;
I look to Thee with cries and tears,
On Thee my soul would stay.
Stretch forth Thy hand, dear Lord, and save;
Helpless Thy child who pleads;
Oh, give Thy grace, I humbly crave,
And satisfy my need.
’Tis not the world, but my own sin
From which I would be free;
Lord Jesus, come, Thy work begin,
And hide me safe in Thee.