COME TO ME
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COME TO ME by Henry Yahaya — Lyrics
About COME TO ME
"Come to Me" is a joyful and welcoming call to worship that beautifully weaves together two powerful scriptural invitations. The refrain draws directly from Christ’s comforting words in the Gospel of Matthew, offering rest to all who labor and are burdened, while the verses echo the gladness of the Psalmist: "Let us go to the house of God."
For a choir, this piece serves wonderfully as an Entrance hymn, gathering the congregation with its rhythmic, uplifting melody. The verses call out to brothers, sisters, fathers, and mothers, making the invitation deeply personal for every member of the church family. It reminds the faithful that the church is a place to lay down worries and offer a sacrifice of praise.
The song's structure, with its bright solfa harmonies and repeating calls to "come let us worship the Lord," makes it easy for the assembly to join in. It is a reassuring piece that sets a tone of peace and communal joy right at the beginning of Mass, or as a comforting meditation during Communion when the people come forward to receive the Lord's rest.