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Text:Will You Not Come to Me?
Author:Birdie Bell
Tune:[All who are weary, sad and oppress'd]
Composer:H. N. Lincoln

89. Will You Not Come to Me?

Text Information
First Line: All who are weary, sad and oppress'd
Title: Will You Not Come to Me?
Author: Birdie Bell
Language: English
Publication Date: 1899
Notes: Public Domain.
Tune Information
Name: [All who are weary, sad and oppress'd]
Composer: H. N. Lincoln
Incipit: 54533 32312 23433
Notes: Public Domain.



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