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Text: | Come Unto Me |
Author: | Rev. I. Mench Chambers |
Tune: | [Come unto Me, ye weary, heavy-laden] |
Composer: | J. Lincoln Hall |
1 Come unto Me, ye weary, heavy-laden,
All ye who by much care are sore opprest,
Come unto Me, come bring thine ev’ry burden,
Bring thy tired heart, and I will give it rest.
Refrain:
Come unto Me,
Come unto Me,
Come unto Me, ye weary;
Come unto Me,
Come bring thine ev’ry burden,
And I will give you rest.
2 Come unto Me, I know the paths you travel,
Weary oft times, thy plodding feet must be,
Hark is thy journey, few are thy comforters,
Come to thy Rest, my child—‘tis found in Me. [Refrain]
3 Burdens are lain on thee by weaker spirits,
Thou like thy Lord must oft be sorely prest
Into a service full of strain and worry,
Yet come to Me, for sympathy and rest. [Refrain]
4 Come tho’ thy needs be felt in vale or mountain,
Come to the “secret place,” I will meet you there.
Come tell to Me the untold stress and longing,
Come to the Father-heart, and He will share. [Refrain]
Text Information | |
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First Line: | Come unto Me, ye weary, heavy-laden |
Title: | Come Unto Me |
Author: | Rev. I. Mench Chambers |
Refrain First Line: | Come unto Me |
Language: | English |
Publication Date: | 1896 |
Tune Information | |
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Name: | [Come unto Me, ye weary, heavy-laden] |
Composer: | J. Lincoln Hall |
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