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Come, Weary Wanderer

Author: Rev. G. W. Lloyd Hymnal: Good Will #47 (1882) Lyrics: 1 Come, weary wanderer, Spent and distressed; Come, lean, O tired heart, On Jesus’ breast, Hear how he calleth thee; Grieved for thy misery Earnestly, lovingly Offers thee rest; Earnestly, lovingly Offers thee rest. 2 List to his pleading voice, Cease thou to roam, Find in thy Savior’s love Refuge and home; False lights are luring thee, Dangers thou can’st not see, Come, safe and happy be, Come, wand’rer, come; Come, safe and happy be, Come, wand’rer, come. 3 Laden and toiling one, On Jesus roll, Burdens thou cans’t not bear; Bring thou the whole, Sin, sorrow, care and dread, Burdens of heart and head, Lay down and take instead Rest for thy soul; Lay down and take instead Rest for thy soul. 4 Bond slave of sin, thy Lord Speaketh to thee; Ready to free thy soul, Waiting is he; Why should thy spirit faint? He heareth thy complaint. Yield to his sweet constraint, Rise and be free; Yield to his sweet constraint, Rise and be free. Scripture: Psalm 55:22 Languages: English Tune Title: [Come, weary wanderer]
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Author: Rev. G. W. Lloyd Hymnal: Good Will #47 (1878) Languages: English Tune Title: [Come, weary wanderer]
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