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107. Come unto Me

1 O heart bowed down with sorrow!
O eyes that long for sight!
There's gladness in believing,
In Jesus there is light.

Chorus:
"Come (Come, O come,) unto me (come unto Me,)
All ye (Come, O come,) that labor (all ye that labor,)
And (Come, O come) are heavy laden, (souls,)
And I will give you rest.
Take (Come, O come) My yoke upon you, (come, take My yoke,)
And learn (Come, O come) of Me; (come, learn of Me;)
For I am meek and lowly in heart:
And ye shall find rest unto your souls."

2 Divinest consolation
Doth Christ the Healer give;
Art thou in condemnation?
Believe, repent and live. [Chorus]

3 His peace is like a river,
His love is like a song;
His yoke's a burden never;
'Tis easy all day long. [Chorus]

Text Information
First Line: O heart bowed down with sorrow!
Title: Come unto Me
Author: Franklin E. Belden (1895)
Language: English
Publication Date: 1997
Scripture:
Topic: Invitation
Tune Information
Name: [O heart bowed down with sorrow!]
Composer: Franklin E. Belden (1895)
Arranger: Ellis J. Crum (1959)
Key: C Major
Copyright: Arr. Copyright © 1959 in Sacred Selections for the Church. Renewal 1987 by Ellis J. Crum, Kendallville, IN 46755.



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