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7904. There's A Voice That Calls Me On

1 There’s a voice that calls me on, I must go,
I cannot tarry long here below;
’Tis a voice I long to hear,
’Tis a voice that bids me cheer,
And it calls me to my heav’nly home.

Refrain:
Home sweet home, home above,
Home of the kindred dear;
I would fly on wings of love,
To that happy home above,
For my Savior beckons me there.

2 I never will depart from that voice,
It cheers my fainting heart, I rejoice;
It tells of love divine,
Oh, I’m glad that love is mine,
And it calls me to my heav’nly home. [Refrain]

3 That voice still calls me on, I must go;
With Jesus I’ll be soon, this I know;
Hallelujah to His name,
Free from sin and death I am,
I am longing for my heav’nly home. [Refrain]

Text Information
First Line: There’s a voice that calls me on, I must go
Title: There's A Voice That Calls Me On
Author: C. Jason Jones (1904)
Meter: Home sweet home, home above
Language: English
Source: International Gospel Hymns and Songs by Peter P. Bilhorn (Chicago: Bilhorn Brothers, 1940)
Copyright: Public Domain
Tune Information
Name: [There's a voice that calls me on, I must go]
Composer: C. Mason Jones
Key: F Major
Copyright: Public Domain



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