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15915. Wanderer, Seek Thy Home

1 Hark! the bell to prayer is calling,
"Wanderer, come!"
In God’s house with reverent feeling,
Seek thy home.
There’s a mansion far above thee,
Where dwell spirits pure and lovely;
Wanderer, ’tis thy home;
Wanderer, ’tis thy home.

2 Hark! those bell-tones sweetly pealing,
"Come, O come!"
Far and wide melodious stealing,
“Come, O come!”
Thro’ each heart the voice is thrilling,
Storms of grief and passion stilling,
Wanderer, hasten home;
Wanderer, hasten home.

3 Still the echoed voice is ringing,
"Come, O come!"
Every heart pure incense bringing,
Hither come.
Father, round the altar bending,
May our souls to Heav’n ascending,
Find in Thee their home,
Find in Thee their home.

Text Information
First Line: Hark! the bell to prayer is calling
Title: Wanderer, Seek Thy Home
Author: J. B. Packard
Language: English
Source: Wreath of Praise, by Asa Hull (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania: Daniel W. Knowles, 1879), page 3
Copyright: Public Domain
Tune Information
Name: [Hark! the bell to prayer is calling]
Composer: Asa Hull
Key: E♭ Major
Copyright: Public Domain



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