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6485. There's a Fountain Free

1. There’s a fountain free, ’tis for you and me:
Let us haste, O haste to its brink;
’Tis the fount of love from the source above,
And He bids us all freely drink.

Refrain
Will you come to the fountain free?
Will you come? ’tis for you and me;
Thirsty soul hear the welcome call:
’Tis a fountain opened for all.

2. There’s a living stream, with a crystal gleam:
From the throne of life now it flows;
While the waters roll let the weary soul
Hear the call that forth freely goes. [Refrain]

3. There’s a rock that’s cleft and no soul is left,
That may not its pure waters share;
’Tis for you and me, and its stream I see:
Let us hasten joyfully there. [Refrain]

Text Information
First Line: There's a fountain free, 'tis for you and me
Title: There's a Fountain Free
Author: Mary B. C. Slade (1876)
Refrain First Line: Will you come to the fountain free?
Language: English
Copyright: Public Domain
Tune Information
Name: [There's a fountain free, 'tis for you and me:]
Composer: Asa Brooks Everett
Incipit: 12333 43222 32111
Key: G Major
Copyright: Public Domain



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