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Let Us Cheer the Wearied Traveler

One day as I was walking, Along the heavenly road

Published in 3 hymnals

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Audio files: Recording

Representative Text

Refrain:
Mah God is so high, yuh can't get over Him;
He's so low, yuh can't git under Him;
He's so wide, yuh can't get aroun' Him;
Yuh mus' come in by an through de Lam'.
He's so high, yuh can't get over Him;
He's so low, yuh can't git under Him;
He's so wide, yuh can't get aroun' Him;
Yuh mus' come in by an through de Lam'.

1 One day as I was a-walkin' along de Hebenly road,
Mah Savior spoke unto me
an' He fill mah heart wid His love. [Refrain]

2 I'll take mah gospel trumpet an' I'll begin to blow,
An' if mah Savior help me
I'll blow wherever I go. [Refrain]

Source: Songs of Zion #105

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Text Information

First Line: One day as I was walking, Along the heavenly road
Title: Let Us Cheer the Wearied Traveler
Language: English
Refrain First Line: Let us cheer the wearied traveler
Copyright: Public Domain
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Media

A Collection of Revival Hymns and Plantation Melodies #5
  • MusicXML (made with MuseScore) (XML)
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Songs of Zion #105

Songs of Zion #105
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