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Text:Come To Jesus, Dying Sinner
Author:Adolphus T. Foster
Tune:DAWSONVILLE
Composer:Adolphus T. Foster
Media:MIDI file

13941. Come To Jesus, Dying Sinner

1 Come to Jesus, dying sinner,
Your burdens on Him roll;
He will share with you His glory,
He will cleanse and make you whole.

Refrain:
Come to Jesus, come today,
Come to Jesus while you may;
Give your life to Him in service,
Come to Jesus, come today.

2 Come to Jesus, come believing,
He will bear your every care;
He will lead you out of darkness,
To the way that’s bright and fair. [Refrain]

3 Jesus stands in mercy pleading,
Bids you lean upon His breast;
If you’ll trust Him and obey Him,
He will give you peace and rest. [Refrain]

Text Information
First Line: Come to Jesus, dying sinner
Title: Come To Jesus, Dying Sinner
Author: Adolphus T. Foster
Refrain First Line: Come to Jesus, come today
Meter: 87.87.77.87
Language: English
Source: Song Crown by Austin Taylor et al. (Austin, TX: Foundation Publishing House, 1912)
Copyright: Public Domain
Tune Information
Name: DAWSONVILLE
Composer: Adolphus T. Foster (1912)
Meter: 87.87.77.87
Key: A Major
Copyright: Public Domain



Media
Adobe Acrobat image: PDF
MIDI file: MIDI
Noteworthy Composer score: Noteworthy Composer Score

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