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We Will Come

Representative Text

1 Jesus, we will come to Thee, every day, every day,
We will very happy be, while we sing and pray.

Refrain:
We will come unto Thee, Jesus, to Thee,
And with hearts, pure and free, we will joyful be.

2 Little children may be Thine, and be blest, truly blest,
And within Thy love divine may securely rest. [Refrain]

3 We are but a little band but we come, gladly come,
Seeking for Thy guiding hand to conduct us home. [Refrain]

4 We will come, dear Savior now, seeking grace, heavenly grace,
As before Thy throne we bow in this holy place. [Refrain]

Source: Sunshine No. 2: songs for the Sunday school #59

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Author: Sallie K. Best

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Text Information

First Line: Jesus, we will come to Thee, every day, every day
Title: We Will Come
Author: Sallie K. Best
Language: English
Refrain First Line: We will come unto Thee
Copyright: Public Domain
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Sunshine No. 2 #59

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