66. There You May Rest

1 Hasten, ye weary, why do you linger?
Waters are flowing that sparkle for you,
Close by the wayside, cool and refreshing;
Come, and your vigor and strength renew.

Refrain:
There you may rest, happy and blest,
Safe with the Shepherd kind;
He from danger will protect you,
Rest forever you there shall find.

2 Hasten, ye weary, green are the pastures
Where your Redeemer will bid you repose;
Great are the mercies, rich are the blessings,
Falling in love till your cup o’erflows. [Refrain]

3 Come to the banquet he is preparing,
Under his banner you then shall recline;
There on his bosom he will enfold you,
Causing his light in your soul to shine. [Refrain]

Text Information
First Line: Hasten, ye weary, why do you linger
Title: There You May Rest
Author: Sallie E. Smith
Refrain First Line: There you may rest, happy and blest
Publication Date: 1888
Notes: Now Public Domain.
Tune Information
Name: [Hasten, ye weary, why do you linger]
Composer: Jno. R. Sweney
Notes: Now Public Domain.



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