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Come, My Child, to Me

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Hear the Savior gently calling, Come to me, come to me

Author: D. B. Purinton
Tune: [Hear the Savior gently calling] (Purinton)
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Audio files: MIDI

Representative Text

1 Hear the Saviour gently calling,
Come to me,
Come to me;
On thine ear the word is falling,
Come, my child, to me.

2 Come to me from earth’s temptation,
Come to me,
Come to me;
Find in me a full salvation,
Come, my child, to me.

3 Come to me in faith believing,
Come to me,
Come to me;
Pardon, peace and joy receiving,
Come, my child, to me.

Source: The Glad Refrain for the Sunday School: a new collection of songs for worship #100

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Author: D. B. Purinton

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Text Information

First Line: Hear the Savior gently calling, Come to me, come to me
Title: Come, My Child, to Me
Author: D. B. Purinton
Language: English
Copyright: Public Domain
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Tune

[Hear the Savior gently calling] (Purinton)Highcharts.com
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[Hear the Savior gently calling] (Purinton)


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