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Text:Come Unto Me
Author:Mrs. E. E. Williams
Tune:[Hear the voice of the Saviour, oh ye who are weary]
Composer:H. L. G.

24. Come Unto Me

Text Information
First Line: Hear the voice of the Saviour, oh ye who are weary
Title: Come Unto Me
Author: Mrs. E. E. Williams
Refrain First Line: Come unto me, all ye that labour
Language: English
Publication Date: 1908
Copyright: By permission, from J. Burnhan's "Heart and Voice"
Notes: Now Public Domain
Tune Information
Name: [Hear the voice of the Saviour, oh ye who are weary]
Composer: H. L. G.
Key: D Major
Copyright: By permission, from J. Burnham's "Heart and Voices"
Notes: Now Public Domain



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