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10023. We Are Little Pilgrims

1 We are little pilgrims,
We are strangers here;
Though this world is pleasant,
Sin is ever near.

2 We’ve a better country,
Where there is no sin;
Where the sound of sorrow
Never cometh in.

3 There are joy and singing,
There, white raiment clean;
There the blessèd Savior
Ever may be seen.

4 There the Lord will welcome,
With extended hand,
All His little pilgrims
To that happy land.

5 So shall we be ready,
When this life is o’er,
To enjoy the glories
Of that heav’nly shore.

Text Information
First Line: We are little pilgrims
Title: We Are Little Pilgrims
Author: John Curwen, 1816-1880
Meter: 65.65
Language: English
Copyright: Public Domain
Tune Information
Name: VARAŽDIN
Composer: Frances Ridley Havergal, 1836-1879
Meter: 65.65
Key: G Major
Copyright: Public Domain



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