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Jesus Is Coming Again

Author: A. J. Crider Hymnal: The Cyber Hymnal #13934 First Line: Only a little more sorrow Lyrics: 1 Only a little more sorrow, Only a little more pain; Only a little more sighing— Jesus is coming again. Then, if I have been accepted, Dying shall be my gain; I shall be freed from its sorrows, Jesus is coming again. 2 Only a little while longer, Chilled by the blasts of the wind; Only a few passing shadows, Only a few sheaves to bind. Jesus, I know, will be waiting, Waiting for me to come; And when the grain is all garnered, Reapers shall shout, "Harvest Home." Languages: English Tune Title: [Only a little more sorrow]
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Jesus Is Coming Again

Author: A. J. Crider Hymnal: Fount of Blessing #127 (1880) First Line: Only a little more sorrow Languages: English Tune Title: [Only a little more sorrow]
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