I COME TO THEE

  1. I come to thee once more my God,
    No longer will I roam,
    For I have sought thee wide world through,
    And never found a home.
  2. Though bright and many are the spots,
    Where I have built a nest,
    Yet in the brightest still I pined.
    For more abiding rest.
  3. Riches could bring me joy and power,
    And they were fair to see
    Yet Gold was but a sorry god,
    To serve instead of thee.
  4. Then honour and world’s good word
    Appear a nobler faith,
    Yet could I rest on bliss that hung,
    And trembled on a breath.
  5. For thou has made this wondrous soul,
    All for thyself alone.
    Ah send thy sweet transforming word,
    To make it more thine own.

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