We Are Coming ("Come to Me," the Father sayeth)
Hymn Information
Folder: Sung in the Philippines and Original Tunes, no. 62
Tune used, name: 'Come and Sprinkle (Filipino traditional tune)'
Composer: traditional tune, likely of Filipino origin
Lyricists:
- Evans, Francis Anson (1853–1905) (stanzas 1 and 2)
- Penn, William Evander (1832–1895) (stanza 3)
Sources used for tune:
- from a photograph of this hymn taken from my old physical collection saved on this site
- from scribd.com
- from this first YouTube video
- from this second YouTube video
Sources used for representative text:
- from hymnary.org, The Cyber Hymnal #15968
- from hymntime.com
Resources and Audios
Sheet music, project file and MIDI:
Audio files (separate parts for Lead, Accompaniment I, Accompaniment II and Bass):
Audio file (all parts combined):
Representative Text
1
"Come to Me," the Father sayeth,
"Ye whose hearts are bowed with grief;
Come and find a love abiding,
Find in Me a sweet relief."
Refrain:
We are coming, we are coming
To Thee, blessèd Lord!
We are coming, we are coming,
Trusting in Thy word.
2
"Come to Me," the still voice whispers,
"Come, however weak you be;
Come and find a strength increasing,
Love as boundless and as free." [Refrain]
3
"Come to Me," the Savior sayeth,
"I’ll your burden bearer be";
Father, Son and Holy Spirit,
Offered freely now to thee. [Refrain]
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