This is the printed title for "[[Poems - There Is Always Something Over|There Is Always Something Over]]"". The poem was featured in *[[Streams in the Desert]]* in the entry for May 27th. The version below is taken from the 1925 copyright of the devotional. It is similar but not identical to what was printed in *[[The Verses of a Pilgrim]]*. The bolded words differ from *Songs and Hymns of Life* and *Hymns*. This version is almost identical to that printed in *Christ in Song.* --- # *"My Cup Runneth Over"* **Verse 1** There is always something over, When we **trust** out gracious Lord; Every cup He fills o'erfloweth, **His great rivers all are broad.** Nothing narrow, nothing stinted, Ever issu**es** from His store; To His own He gives full measure, Running over, evermore. **Verse 2** There is always something over, When we, from the Father's hand, Take our portion with thanksgiving Praising for the **path** He planned. Satisfaction, full and deepening, **Fills the soul, and lights the eye,** When the heart has **trusted** Jesus **All its need** to satisfy. **Verse 3** There is always something over, When we **tell** of all His love; Unplumbed depths still lie beneath us, Unscaled heights rise far above: Human lips can never utter All His wondrous tenderness, We can only praise and wonder, And His name forever bless.