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18. I'm On My Journey Home

1 My feet are weary, but I am going
To the fair palace of the king,
To see His beauty and share His glory,
AndHis eternal praises sing.

Chorus:
For I am going home, yes, I am going home,
To yonder city, bright and fair,
To see my Saviour dear, to see my Saviour dear.
And live with Him forever there.

2 Oh, do not hinder me on my journey,
For earth is not my dwelling-place!
I'm going homeward to meet my Saviour,
And see Him ever face to face. [Chorus]

3 A few more sorrows, a few more trials,
A few more burdens here to bear,
And I will enter the heav'nly portals,
And rest in peace forever there. [Chorus]

Text Information
First Line: My feet are weary, but I am going
Title: I'm On My Journey Home
Author: Rev. Elisha A. Hoffman
Refrain First Line: For I am going home, yes, I am going home
Language: English
Publication Date: 1897
Scripture:
Copyright: © 1890 by C. E. Pilgrim
Notes: Now Public Domain
Tune Information
Name: [My feet are weary, but I am going]
Composer: Ira Orwig Hoffman
Key: C Major
Copyright: © 1890, by C. E. Pilgrim
Notes: Now Public Domain



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