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1018. Come unto Me, Ye Weary (Crosby)

1. Come unto Me, ye weary,
Sorrowing ones oppressed;
I am your tender Shepherd,
Waiting to give you rest.

Refrain
Come, come, come unto Me,
Weary and sore distressed;
Come, come, come unto Me,
Come unto Me and rest.

2. Come unto Me, ye weary.
List to the voice so dear,
Sweeter than angel music,
Falling upon the ear. [Refrain]

3. Come unto Me, ye weary,
List to that voice again,
Over the barren mountain,
Over the lonely plain. [Refrain]

4. Come unto Me, ye weary,
Why will ye longer roam:
Come to the arms of mercy,
Come to a Father’s home. [Refrain]

Text Information
First Line: Come unto Me, ye weary
Title: Come unto Me, Ye Weary (Crosby)
Author: Frances Jane (Fanny) Crosby (1881)
Refrain First Line: Come, come, come unto Me
Language: English
Source: Church Hymns and Gospel Songs (Biglow and Main Company, 1898)
Copyright: Public Domain
Tune Information
Name: [Come unto Me, ye weary]
Composer: George Coles Stebbins
Incipit: 56531 17666 76556
Key: C Major
Copyright: Public Domain



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