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Text:Come, Lord In Mercy Come Again
Author:Nathaniel Colver
Tune:WINDSOR
Composer:Christopher Tye
Media:MIDI file

8751. Come, Lord In Mercy Come Again

1 Come, Lord, in mercy come again,
With Thy converting power;
The fields of Zion thirst for rain,
O send a gracious shower!

2 Our hearts are filled with sore distress,
While sinners all around
Are pressing on to endless death,
And no relief is found.

3 Dear Savior, come with quickening power,
Thy mourning people cry;
Salvation bring in mercy’s hour,
Nor let the sinner die.

4 Once more let converts throng Thy house,
And shouts of victory raise;
Then shall our griefs be turned to joy,
And sighs to songs of praise.

Text Information
First Line: Come, Lord, in mercy come again
Title: Come, Lord In Mercy Come Again
Author: Nathaniel Colver (1848)
Meter: CM
Language: English
Copyright: Public Domain
Tune Information
Name: WINDSOR
Composer: Christopher Tye (1533)
Meter: CM
Key: B♭ Major
Source: Arr.: Booke of Musicke by William Daman, 1591
Copyright: Public Domain



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