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Text:Jesus is Calling
Arr.:T. S. C.
Author:Palmer Harlsough
Tune:[Jesus is calling, calling, calling]
Arranger:T. S. Cobb
Composer:J. H. Filmore

226. Jesus is Calling

1 Jesus is calling, calling, calling,
Jesus is calling today,
Why do you linger, linger, linger,
Why not arise and obey.

Chorus:
They are so happy, happy, happy;
Who do their Savior obey;
Why should you linger, linger, linger;
Come, be made happy today.

2 Jesus is pleading, pleading, pleading;
Why should you wander in sin,
While to him glory, glory, glory;
Gladly he'd welcome you in. [Chorus]

3 Jesus is waiting, waiting, waiting;
Open wide standeth the door,
Soon the night falleth, falleth, falleth;
Closed is the door evermore. [Chorus]

Text Information
First Line: Jesus is calling, calling, calling
Title: Jesus is Calling
Author: Palmer Harlsough
Arr.: T. S. C.
Refrain First Line: They are so happy, happy, happy
Language: English
Publication Date: 1938
Copyright: This arrangement owned by the Firm Foundation Co.
Tune Information
Name: [Jesus is calling, calling, calling]
Composer: J. H. Filmore
Arranger: T. S. Cobb
Key: C Major
Copyright: This arrangement owned by the Firm Foundation Co.



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