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"Come"
Author: Mary Abigail Rankin Johnson Hymnal: The Cyber Hymnal #8534 First Line: O word of words the sweetest Refrain First Line: Come, oh come to Me Lyrics: 1 O word of words the sweetest,
Oh words, in which there lie
All promise, all fulfillment,
And end of mystery;
Lamenting or rejoicing,
With doubt or terror nigh,
I hear the "Come!" of Jesus,
And to His cross I fly.
Refrain:
Come, oh come to Me,
Come, oh come to Me,
Weary, heavy laden,
Come, oh come to Me,
Come, oh come to Me,
Come, oh come to Me,
Weary, heavy laden,
Come, oh come to Me.
2 O soul! why shouldst thou wander
From such a loving friend?
Cling closer, closer to Him,
Stay with Him to the end.
Alas! I am so helpless,
So very full of sin,
For I am ever wand’ring,
And coming back again. [Refrain]
3 O, each time draw me nearer,
That soon the "Come" may be
Naught but a gentle whisper,
To one close, close to Thee;
Then, over sea and mountain,
Far from or near my home,
I’ll take Thy hand and follow,
At that sweet whisper Come! [Refrain] Languages: English Tune Title: [O word of words the sweetest]
"Come"
Come
Author: Mrs. James Gibson Johnson Hymnal: Gospel Hymns No. 3 #88 (1878) First Line: Oh word of words, the sweetest Refrain First Line: Come, oh come to me Lyrics: 1 O word of words, the sweetest,
Oh word, in which there lie
All promise, all fulfillment,
And end of mystery;
Lamenting, or rejoicing,
With doubt or terror nigh,
I hear the "Come" of Jesus,
And to His cross I fly.
Refrain:
Come, oh come to me,
Come, oh come to me,
Weary, heavy laden, Come, oh come to me,
Come, oh come to me,
Come, oh come to me,
Weary, heavy laden come, oh come to me.
2 Oh soul! why shouldst thou wander
From such a loving Friend?
Cling closer, closer to Him,
Stay with Him to the end,
Alas! I am so helpless,
So very full of sin,
For I am ever wand'ring,
And coming back again. [Refrain]
3 Oh, each time draw me nearer,
That soon the "Come" may be
Naught but a gentle whisper,
To one close, close to Thee;
Then, over sea and mountain,
Far from, or near my home,
I'll take Thy hand and follow,
At that sweet whisper "Come!" [Refrain] Languages: English Tune Title: [Oh word of words, the sweetest]
Come
"Come"
Author: Mrs. Jas. Gibson Johnson Hymnal: Living Hymns #224 (1890) First Line: Oh, word of words, the sweetest Refrain First Line: Come, oh, come to me Lyrics: 1 Oh, word of words, the sweetest,
Oh, word, in which there lie
All promise, all fulfillment,
And end of mystery;
Lamenting, or rejoicing,
With doubt or terror nigh,
I hear the "Come" of Jesus,
And to his cross I fly.
Refrain:
Come, oh, come to me,
Come, oh, come to me,
Weary, heavy laden,
Come, oh, come to me,
Come, oh, come to me,
Come, oh, come to me,
Weary, heavy laden come,
oh come to me.
2 O soul, why shouldst thou wander
From such a loving Friend?
Cling closer, closer to him,
Stay with him to the end,
Alas! I am so helpless,
So very full of sin,
For I am ever wand'ring,
And coming back again. [Refrain]
3 Oh, each time draw me nearer,
That soon the "Come" may be
Naught but a gentle whisper,
To one close, close to thee;
Then, over sea and mountain,
Far from, or near my home,
I'll take thy hand and follow,
At that sweet whisper "Come!" [Refrain] Languages: English Tune Title: [Oh, word of words, the sweetest]
"Come"
Come, O come to me!
Author: Mrs. E. Johnson Hymnal: The Canadian Hymnal #32 (1895) First Line: O word of words the sweetest Languages: English Tune Title: [O word of words the sweetest]
Come, O come to me!
Come, O come to me!
Author: Mrs. E. Johnson Hymnal: The Canadian Hymnal #32 (1889) First Line: Oh word of words the sweetest Languages: English Tune Title: [Oh word of words the sweetest]
Come, O come to me!
Come, Oh, Come!
Author: J. G. Johnson Hymnal: Redemption Songs #175 (1937) First Line: O word, of words the sweetest Topics: The Gospel Languages: English Tune Title: [O word, of words the sweetest]
Come, Oh, Come!
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